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How I Store Hand Winch Wire

Published September 21, 2015 By Mick Farmer

Hand Winch

One of the most versatile pieces of recovery kit. Couple with a pulley block or two and a length of synthetic rope, to extend, it can do a lot (obviously the synthetic won’t work in the winch).

I don’t remember where or when I got the idea to store the hand winch wire in an old motorbike tyre but it was a great find. Been doing it now for many, many years. Thanks to the person who came up with the idea.

Hand Winch Wire Storage

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For the last 20 years, I have been the lead trainer /director for OnCourse. Have played a leading role in developing their courses into, probably, the best off road training courses, globally.

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