Very interesting. Especially the engine bracket. I needed one for a crank driven hydraulic pump and trapped a 1/4” steel plate between the sump and the engine block. It has worked very well :o)
I was wondering if you can help me place a value on my Jeep? It's a early 1946 CJ2A MB all original sheet metal with no rot holes, three on the tree, all vin tags in place and are correct, it also has a title from the second owner dated 1957. I have the original soft doors but not the rest of the top. The floors and tool box are like new. If the Jeep was blasted and painted it would look like new. VIN 11711
Jay that sounds like a great Very Early Civilian (VEC) Willys. Being that complete the early ones are fairly sought after, but it's all about finding the right buyer. I'd love to see some pictures sent to my e-mail. Does it have the cutouts on the left side below the door? What condition is the engine? Is it original? ("MB" is a military jeep) Two website that should be helpful are: www.thecj2apage.com/forums/forums.html and www.ewillys.com/page/2/ Let's stay in touch. Steve Grandpajeep5@gmail.com
Just check behind the winch and see if there is a driveshaft going back to the transfer case, that's PTO driven. If not send me a picture looking up behind the winch and I'll get back to you.
you have a cool piece of history there, sir!
Thanks for the video! Its so hard to find info on this stuff.
Very interesting. Especially the engine bracket. I needed one for a crank driven hydraulic pump and trapped a 1/4” steel plate between the sump and the engine block. It has worked very well :o)
Nice explanation of the operation of the winch .
Thanks for this video
Sorry I am late Thank you for the video please keep making them
Great info. Thanks for sharing.
hi there i found that very interesting . i have an old koenig catalog i am going to go look for it . ill get back if i find it .. john
not old enough
Yes, please do. Thanks
Nice video...
In my opinion, if you have all the associated linkage and hardware to drive it, it could be worth a couple thousand.
Where can I buy one of these? Thanks.
Now is the first time I've been seen the winch using the torque directly from engine without use PTO shaft from gearbox or the use electric motor 😶😶
Thank you Milky. Yes its rare and the design actually had some advantages.
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I was wondering if you can help me place a value on my Jeep? It's a early 1946 CJ2A MB all original sheet metal with no rot holes, three on the tree, all vin tags in place and are correct, it also has a title from the second owner dated 1957. I have the original soft doors but not the rest of the top. The floors and tool box are like new. If the Jeep was blasted and painted it would look like new. VIN 11711
Jay that sounds like a great Very Early Civilian (VEC) Willys. Being that complete the early ones are fairly sought after, but it's all about finding the right buyer. I'd love to see some pictures sent to my e-mail. Does it have the cutouts on the left side below the door? What condition is the engine? Is it original? ("MB" is a military jeep)
Two website that should be helpful are: www.thecj2apage.com/forums/forums.html and
www.ewillys.com/page/2/
Let's stay in touch.
Steve
Grandpajeep5@gmail.com
Did you get my pics that I emailed?
I have an early 46 with a winch but I think I have a driveshaft driven one. Can you tell me what the difference is? Ty, Jay.
Just check behind the winch and see if there is a driveshaft going back to the transfer case, that's PTO driven. If not send me a picture looking up behind the winch and I'll get back to you.
Yes, there is a driveshaft. Is that factory? It's an early 46 model three on tree.
The winch, driveshaft and control hardware were most likely installed after the factory. Is there a PTO control lever between the seats?
Yes
Sir I want this wintch
Pls kindly mention thIndian price, Grandpa
Can you email the schematics to this?
Hey, I have one of these wenches, what are they worth, Thanks
EDS Transit Scott
It’s a “Winch”
A Dog I found another wench (winch). Koeing. 100 that work.