And the 24v one :-)
http://www.baxters.com.au/products/r...-9-spline.html
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And the 24v one :-)
http://www.baxters.com.au/products/r...-9-spline.html
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Originally Posted by MB
Yeah nice site!!! you need a 3 Pin motor, sorry note sure which but none of those. but i like the link for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by MB
The idea of a 24v winch is running 24v through a 12v motor for performance upgrade. Bolting up a 24v motor you may as well stay with your 12v system.
Whoops, memory like a sieve I have :-( You did explain that to me up in the hills last year !Quote:
Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD
A 24V motor will have more grunt.Quote:
Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD
Putting 24V through a 12V motor though will be super fast but still the same strength as the 12V.
We Like FAST :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
Quick update Gents, just spoken with Phil at 4wd shed, really knowledgable and helpful bloke. Going across there next week to pickup an Iskra motor and may as well grab the rest of the parts needed whilst there. Thanks for the tip and advice @ MudRunnerTD, and really appreciate all of your help here @AB @Winnie @Rossco , Legends :-) !!
Have fun with it Mark, I really enjoyed building mine!
I use a TJM rated latch lock hook with some 10mm dyneema, the hook is zinc plated and is designed forQuote:
Originally Posted by MB
Plasma/dyneema style winch rope. very affordable, Just thought it was something to take into account
when selecting a hook. I also have one of those rubber winch saver blocks, but way too ugly for me @MB pics added
Nice one Marky, looking forward to seeing this motor and how it performs. . .Quote:
Originally Posted by MB
Thanks Winnie!Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
Have fun with it Rossco, I really enjoy watching you building mine :-) !