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Specific steps for dragging with a winch
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2023-03-16 16:14
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(1) Check the drum first. Before starting, make sure that the rope is neatly wound on the drum.
(2) If the rope comes out, it should be prevented from swinging back and forth. If the noose breaks, swinging the rope back and forth can be very dangerous. However, it can be avoided. Just put a cushion on the tightrope.
(3) Start dragging. If you use a rope to pull your car, and you have to drive in the car, it is better to have a person outside the car to help you. The driver can operate the winch on the vehicle according to the command of the commander outside the vehicle.
(4) If the noose is twisted together, be sure to pull it apart. When the rope is wound around the drum, it is easy to cross or become uneven on one side. Therefore, pay close attention to its state.
(5) When the car can walk freely, towing is completed. Once you return to the flat ground, check the condition of vehicles and lines. If the car can be driven without external force, the process of dragging with winch is over.
(6) Roll up the noose. Tighten the noose and send it back carefully. If the rope is crossed or twisted on the drum, it should be completely untied before rewinding.
(7) Finally place the hook. When there is only the last bit of the rope left, tie the hook to the side of the winch. Then roll up the rest of the rope and press the hook.
(8) Remove the remote control.
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