If there are two cars and both cars are equipped with winches, the power of the two winches can be used.
1. Easy and basic winch towing
Use a winch to directly tow. Both cars are in four-wheel drive. Drag the vehicle to reverse the gear and slowly increase the throttle when towing. The trapped vehicle should be in the first gear and slightly increase the throttle when towing.
When hooking the vehicle, hook the properly installed tow hook or frame. Don’t hook to the bumper!
A two-wheeled pulley consisting of a buckle pulley or pulley can effectively double the winch capacity. Use this technique in the face of more difficult conditions.
2. Using a winch
The tension of the first turn on the winch hub is the rated pull of the winch. For example, the rated tension of the winch is 8000 Newtons, which is only the rated tension of the first ring of the winch cable winding hub is 8000 Newtons. Then, each time the hub is wound, the winch loses about 1000 Newtons of tension.
Remember: By using the buckle pulley, you can effectively double the winch capacity.
3. The correct way to connect two leashes
A safe way to connect two nylon straps is to use a 1 1/4″ hardwood locating pin (12″ long). The sturdy big branches can also connect the two traction belts well. You can also slide the leash ring over the leaf spring lug and secure it with a 1 1/4″ locating pin or a piece of wood. Do not use a U-shaped hook. If the nylon strap is broken, it can become a deadly projectile.
4. Winch usage summary
Always wear gloves when using the winch. The winch cable often burrs and will hurt the hand.
When using the winch, always use a shield, large canvas, towel or other items on the winch cable, which will provide cushioning protection when the cable is disconnected.
When using the winch, do not stand next to the cable or straddle the cable.
If there is no towing hook, only the frame or leaf spring lifting lugs can be hooked. Be careful when hooking the vehicle to avoid potentially dangerous situations or damage to the vehicle.
Do not jerk the winch cable or use it like a leash.
Do not wrap the hook around the winch reel. Gradually loosen 3 feet from the winch coil bearing.
Do not attempt to wrap the cable evenly while the winch is being towed. The cable can always be pulled out after the towing and then re-twisted evenly.
Do not hold the winch cable.
Do not wrap the winch cable around the object, which will kink.
Do not hook the winch cable, which will cut the cable or weaken the performance of the cable.
Never use a winch to support or lift others.
Always ensure that at least five turns of wire are placed on the winch hub before using the winch.
When using the winch, always keep everyone as far away as possible from the cable, at least 30 feet away.
Take special care when rolling the winch cable, keeping hands and fingers out of contact.
At the end of the winch tow and begin to wrap the cable, leave a cable that is about 3 inches long, allowing the winch hook to freely connect the tow or bumper.
Remember to unwind the winch and undo the control cable when you finish the towing.
If there is limited space for the winch to be towed, the tangle or leash can be tied to the roots of small trees or thick bushes.
Never wrap the winch cable around the tree or hook the winch cable, which will cut the cable or weaken the cable performance. Winding a cable around a tree can damage trees or cause trees to die, which is illegal in many places and can result in huge fines.
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