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Re: Jeep winch quetions,
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Posted by old on October 02, 2006 at 21:33:47 from (4.244.90.195):
In Reply to: Re: Jeep winch quetions, posted by Keith-OR on October 02, 2006 at 21:18:51:
No pictures yet, just got it this after noon around 4PM here. I know the motor on it has 3 wires going in. One looks like ground and the other 2 are for forward.back wards. It has a heavy cable on it and thats why he gave it to me. He figures with all the stuff I haul I need it and it helps him also. LOL guess at times its good to have a partner that owns a pawn shop. I know if I pull the face palte off I could probalby figure it out but figured I would try here first so maybe I could be lazy LOL. By the way we hauled in 3 tractors in the last 2 days
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