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My Dodgy Winch Plate
Hi all,
Found myself at the recycling section of the Tip yesterday, staring at a 1m U section and thought to myself that it might make an ok winch plate. if nothing else, it'll be usable for welding practice.
$8 - Bargain. It's heavy as though.
Cut it to length yesterday before I ran out of daylight. Had another stab at it today, did some more cutting and lots of drilling.
Pic doesn't show much, just the potential plate as found. No current pics though. I'll take some when I can.
Dave
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Yup!! Thats a decent lump of steel
Will come in handy
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Way too heavy in my opinion
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It's not that heavy, and I'll be cutting a lot off it. It was cheap and convenient.
Back to it in a few days
Dave
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Rosie
Way too heavy in my opinion
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its better to be over engineered than under engineered
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Quote:
Originally Posted by tigermuzza
its better to be over engineered than under engineered
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True but then there's plain overkill, most winching plates are 5 or 6 mm just to save on weight
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Shipping weight on the Warn is about 80kg's. See how this compares when done.Put it on the scales before you mount it.
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