At 8:28 it is much safer to have the hook facing up (not down) while winching. If the hook were to fail like you connected, it would fly upward, not downward. Enjoyed the video! Stay safe out there.
Overlander 4x4 and Camping well, this one 👆 hasn’t had much use yet but compared to the Ironman it replaced, immediately better, and not too expensive.
At 8:28 it is much safer to have the hook facing up (not down) while winching. If the hook were to fail like you connected, it would fly upward, not downward. Enjoyed the video! Stay safe out there.
Thanks heaps for the advice! Will remember that one
Good stuff, I love seeing the girls doing stuff, shows us blokes up a bit. Cheers Steve
Thanks Mudduck!
Ave reference=instant like
Thanks heaps mate, addictive stuff.
Nice work, keep us posted how the Tabor winch goes.
Thanks bowtasdw! So far so good 🔧
great vid guys. looks like great fun
Overlander 4x4 and Camping haha, glad you enjoyed it. Aligning bolts and sliding rubber boots is barely fun, but it’s all worth it. DIY!
@@rlhydn3438 yeh i love tinkering. i am going to get a new winch soon. just deciding on which one.
Overlander 4x4 and Camping well, this one 👆 hasn’t had much use yet but compared to the Ironman it replaced, immediately better, and not too expensive.
Hi from Oamaru New Zealand..May I ask how the Ironperson winch went and how compare to Tabor.
Cheers Carl
Tabor is faultless. Just works every time. Ironman was flakey as. Couldn’t be relied on unfortunately
How long did that take from whoa to go?
Liz Hayes Thanks for watching! About 2-3hrs install and then we took probably no more than an hour stuffing around with the tensioning 😁