DON'T use your winch before watching this! How to correctly RE-SPOOL winch rope
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This episode of The Average Garage is a very short video demonstrating and explaining how to Re-spool your winch rope, Whether you have just replaced your cable with rope or your renewing your rope, You NEED to do this!
DON'T do what I did and become lazy, It'll bite you in the ASS.
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Love the license plate folding hinge cover.
The winch I just bought said to preload with "at least 500 pounds" when respooling the winch.
Great idea with the tire. I always used a true and like u said, it was tough steering the rope onto the drum
Thank you, nice job!
👍. I'll let the towie know if I ever need pulling out of the sand on tack.
Last 8 or 9 ft does not need to be tensioned because you always will use that much before connecting the line to anything.
great video bud :) you've got a new subscriber :) Cheers, Don, Perth WA, MY22 Fortuner (Dons Shed and Xplor Overland)
A lot of stupidity in the comments. I've worked the oilfields and electrical industry my entire life. We winch up a lot more weight than a measley pickup. We do not load up the winch with a 1000 lbs everytime we spool it back up. Put on a glove, pull the rope tight, and guide it left to right, then back over itself right to left. It's not rocket science. This is the same with 3/8 vehicle line or 1.5" bull rope on 10 hp tugger. These kids throw on a spacer lift and a winch and think they're recovery gurus...
Yeah that's exactly right mate.
Who hurt you?
Funny how a digger Derek line truck has a 25lb hook for 1” dyneema and it’s rated to pick 30k straight up. Yet just 25lbs of tension goes back in full length every time… from ground to pulling back in all 3 stages 70’ up and 70’ down… 140’ of line, 25lb ball seems to be more than enough to not kink up after lifting 25k close and almost full drum. like you said gurus. Hand hold it is good enough for any truck winch. Or atv etc.
@@BoiProductionstupidity. It hurts us all.
Can I suggest that you don't use a winch until you have some training. This was a catalogue of errors
Sorry dude, but you made it wrong! First of all you should rolling rope in oposite direction on the dram, it must be under the dram. Maby you or someone in shop conected power wire in wrong way. Second thing is? the spare weel is to light to make correct preload. Better idea is to conect rope to anchor point and pooling the car evan with parking brake with 50 percent pull on.
The idea of tensioning the first half of the cable is to prepare it for actual pulling of the vehicle - you have not done this. Dragging a 10kg? wheel along the ground hardly mimics dragging a 1800kg 4wd in a recovery situation. You may as well have left it how it was. Tension on the rope was the point, and you applied bugger all.
I look at it this way. Spent $500 on everything I'll need to winch my 2 wd Ford E250. the one time i need to use it to get unstuck will pay for it all.
@@frederick6008 What does that have to do with the price of rice in China?
Love your videos mate
I have a 2016 pajero sport and about to fit a piak elite 3 loop (the new one with recessed lamps).
What winch are you using?? Have been told that the piak bars are winch specific as in there is not to much space. Im looking into a VRS winch. Any pics of your control box mounting??
I'll have to do a video on the control box as it's a frequently asked question haha.
Unsure about winch limitations. I think they're all about the same size. I'm running a warn xd9000
I’m new to this stuff, is the car engine turn on when we are using the winch? and is it a must to have second battery installed on my car if I have winch? Thankyou
Oh he's goooooooood!
Is he showing us how NOT to do it?
Hi mate, I don’t want to add to the collection of negative comments on here but I feel I should advise you to spool in from the bottom of the drum (I think your winch may be installed upside down, easily fixed by just rotating your clutch lever). The reason being is your auto drum brake most likely won’t work in that direction (and that’s very dangerous).
Don’t be deterred to make other vids.
It's on the list of things to fix haha. Still..... lol
I appreciate the comment. The video was mainly aimed at how to spool with preload but yeah my winch is back to front atm.
A future episode I'll redo it once fixed haha
Thanks again :)
So my winch is mounted upside down and when I spoke
To someone they had mentioned that won’t make a difference in operation… this is my first atv/winch so I’m just curious is that what you are referring to !? Appreciate it
@@SETTAPERFORMANCE Sorry, my original post was obscure.
A winch does not know or care how it is mounted. What I mean by that is if you attached a winch to a wall vertically, horizontally, up side down or even on a 45degree angle it won't make any difference to operation.
On my N80 hilux I had to mount it 'up side down' so that the rope spooled from the top and lined up directly with the hole (fairlead or rollers, in my case rollers). I just needed to rotate the clutch so that the free spool was on top.
My winch operates perfectly because it is in line. If it spooled from the bottom it would pull the vehicle nose down (via the bottom roller) into the object you are trying to get up and over. This would create enormous pressure on the rope and most likely snap it.
@@tonesbones502 I am about to reinstall as I changed to synthetic and a new hawse FAIRLEAD… just trying to make sure I orient everything right and don’t cause more problems !!
Thanks for your help
You might want to respool it so it pulls from the bottom of the drum.
As much as I'd like to the winch is only designed to pull in one direction
The drum is clearly marked :)
@@T.A.G it’s not about the direction the drum is rolling. It’s how you feed the tail end of the rope in before securing it to the winch. The end of the rope goes in below the drum first. Then up behind the drum, and then screw it in place. Now you can roll it in properly.
@@MH-go9wn drum has clear stamping and stickers of cable direction. If flipped the brake may not work
@@T.A.G yes mine too... please go over your instructions again.
I did my part 🤷🏻♂️
Good luck 🤞
He’s got it right for his application. The brake only works in one direction as there is no need to brake the drum on the unloaded side.
The only option would be to flip the whole winch over which might not fit for his setup.
This is why CZcams is the greatest thing ever... if you want to learn something new chances are someone has done it, recorded it, and uploaded it
Lots of negative nancies aswell though haha
Thanks, was helpful
My winch says that to use at least a 1000lbs load to respool it.
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prett good
Your initial problem was caused by spooling the rope in without proper load on it. Then you made a video about it but still didn’t use proper load!
You need minimum 1000 lbs on the other end. What you did is better than no load at all.. but you’re still going to pinch your line
Initial problem was that I never spooled under load from when I first respooled it with the rope over cable
@@T.A.G yes! The key point in your statement and mine is. Not under proper load!
Look. I appreciate the effort you put into the vid and your good intentions to help others. However, you made a couple mistakes, and multiple people tried to correct you on the same mistakes. Accept it
I am haha. You're welcome to create a video too. The world is your oyster
I think your winch is upside down?
The synthetic rope supposed to go under the spool!
Unless I’m wrong 😬
Don’t use your winch after watching this video
shakes head from side to side
if i understand correctly you are winding winch backwards every site i have been to said should pull from the bottom never from the top
Yep. On the things to fix list.
Is that winch the reindeer 9500 ?
Warn
Winch should spool from bottom
Instead damage the rope i
Rope is fine, however with all of the responses from this video i will be remaking it in the future to address everyones concerns
How NOT to do it!
It wasnt as bad as people make it out to be and your wench will operate ok. Personally I tensioner mine by pulling my riding lawnmower up an incline. You just want to eliminate those very loose areas where it could spool and birds nest on you and I think you did that. Dont listen to the peanut gallery.
Exactly. Obviously the more load the better. But you just need tension to stop the rope pulling under itself like it already had haha. However. My winch does need to come out and be respooled again. So I will be looking at winch direction again in the future
All that dirt and dust on your synthetic line is not good for it and your fairlead …it damages the micro fibers and scratches up your fairlead which in turn reduces the life of the rope…
Yeah. I make sure every time I ever winch a car the rope never touches any dirt or mud at all.
I only winch cars on tarmac in dust free environments for this exact reason :)
SO YOUR FEEDING YOUR ROPE OVER TOP ??? 👎🏻 and YOUR HOOKING ONTO YOUR ROPE AT THE WHEEL ??? NO 👎🏻
Wear gloves.
If steel cable. Sure
You are a GlOvE, dude 🎃
WEAR GLOVES
Nah. It's not like cable
@@T.A.G do you know what synthetic fibers do in your body?
Just wear gloves.
@@frederick6008
You're a GLOVE.