what items will I need and how much of a hassle is it to change the crank over to a linear actuator or a winch?
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I purchased a 2500lb atv winch from harbor freight for $59.00. I mounted it on the back of the rear rack of my quad. I removed the crank assembly and replaced with couple of small shackles. I attached the winch hook to the shackles. The winch came with a remote button so winch operation in and out is easy. It works great! John G
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You need to install a winch bracket. The winch itself is not that hard to install, but you need the plate to bolt it to - and that part varies by machine.
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The pulley is probably the same. How its connected would be the issue. If it was me I would stick with shimano parts.
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If you're conecting it to a 12volt marine battery directly- you will need 10-12 size connections. The ones that come with motor are very small that will not fit over connections - you'll have to cut off the small ones and replace w/10-12 size. Also, with foot control you might want to buy a mount for pedal. It tends to move. I have both and prefer hand control 45 for that reason. Hope this helps
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G'day Lesther, really cant help you with that question. Our winch is a XD9000, works on it. All the best in your search, Regards Bruce.
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The crank will only work on the left . If you restring cable to other side there will be no guide for cable.The crank shaft will not reverse because of gear location.
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You need two 17mm spanners(wrenches). Here is the link about how to change it. http://www.hawkinscookers.com/4.3.parts_and_service.html
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It is a manual winch and there is a position on the selector to free wheel out but the crank is still engaged so controlled release is possible. Steer clear of the crank if you lose control of it.
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Make sure that the capacity of this derailleur meets your requirements for the big cog. Other than that, new shifter (only need one since you're eliminating the front derailleur), new cassette (if you're on a 3x8 there is a chance you have a free wheel vs a free hub in which case you may need a new rear wheel. If your crank isn't serviceable (I.e. Riveted chainring vs. bolted, you will need a new crank and possibly a new bottom bracket if the chain line is changing. Usually a good idea to run a chain guide on the 1x also, even though this derailleur pulls tight and doesn't bounce much at all (maybe replace defunct chainring with guide?). Sounds like a fun project, enjoy! Make sure that the capacity of this derailleur meets your requirements for the big cog. Other than that, new shifter (only need one since you're eliminating the front derailleur), new cassette (if you're on a 3x8 there is a chance you have a free wheel vs a free hub in which case you may need a new rear wheel. If your crank isn't serviceable (I.e. Riveted chainring vs. bolted, you will need a new crank and possibly a new bottom bracket if the chain line is changing. Usually a good idea to run a chain guide on the 1x also, even though this derailleur pulls tight and doesn't bounce much at... » Read More Make sure that the capacity of this derailleur meets your requirements for the big cog. Other than that, new shifter (only need one since you're eliminating the front derailleur), new cassette (if you're on a 3x8 there is a chance you have a free wheel vs a free hub in which case you may need a new rear wheel. If your crank isn't serviceable (I.e. Riveted chainring vs. bolted, you will need a new crank and possibly a new bottom bracket if the chain line is changing. Usually a good idea to run a chain guide on the 1x also, even though this derailleur pulls tight and doesn't bounce much at all (maybe replace defunct chainring with guide?). Sounds like a fun project, enjoy! « Show Less
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Hex wrenches and pair of adjustable wrench. Your going to have ajust the gears witch is a p.i.t.a
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Agreed. Very easy to change, and the locking levers are secure. Just be sure to check the screws that mount the lever assemblies to the legs. One of mine came loose while I was making an adjustment and the leg section fell out. Not a big deal, fixed with the turn of the screwdriver.
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I replaced the BB ON MY Gaint/ Boulder SE Mt. bike, my cranks had a female fine thead on the cranks arms my puller threaded into the cranks then the bolt on my puller screw into the puller and push against the square taper shaft on the bb and remove the cranks on bb. you may have to remove dust covers on crank arms to see thread on the cranks
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You will need to get your own. The cogs come in all sizes depending on how fast you want to go / work you want to do.
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It's got a manual crank, but honestly you won't be able to crank it enough by hand to do much. It's just has too much diameter and length for hand-cranking. I think if you need a 1/2 by 50-footer you also need a machine to feed and rotate; wish I'd had a better idea about that before I bought mine.
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Also keep in mind that in addition to the Park Tools BBT22, you will need a square taper crank puller to get the cranks off the old bottom bracket, if you are replacing instead of just installing.
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A puller is necessary... You can rent one from Autozone. Don't forget to cover the threads on the hub bolt like the instructions say before cranking on the puller.
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You need to look it up from super winch or call them. I paid about $75 for mine