"Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
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> Does yours need/use throttle?

its unnecessary. at idle the PS pump produces enough pressure to generate
the full load capacity of the winch. electric winches are great too, just
not made for continuous duty in the same way as hydraulic. im probably
going to replace it with an electric, but _only_ because the hidden winch
type bumper makes accessing the hydraulic levers (for selecting low or high
range on the winch) difficult to access.

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Nathan W. Collier wrote:
> "Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
> news:479119ff$0$30353$9a6e19ea@unlimited.newshosti ng.com...
>> Does yours need/use throttle?
>
> its unnecessary. at idle the PS pump produces enough pressure to generate
> the full load capacity of the winch. electric winches are great too, just
> not made for continuous duty in the same way as hydraulic. im probably
> going to replace it with an electric, but _only_ because the hidden winch
> type bumper makes accessing the hydraulic levers (for selecting low or high
> range on the winch) difficult to access.
>

Hmmm. You know, I would put up with the low range input if I already
had the hydraulic winch or I would just cut steel or redesign the lever
to make the lever work.

When I run mine all the way out to spool it tight and even, the rewind
pressure is almost too fast with an experience winder at the speed I
have with my Warn HS9000i that was left to me in a good friend's will
when he passed away.

Hay Nathan, I also figure I owe you an apology for the not too long ago
past. The 'doctors' had me on some really strange drugs that made me
just a plain antagonistic jerk.

It is amazing the difference without those ones and a different mix.

Freakin' cars! One time in 8 years I am not in a Jeep and am a
passenger to boot in a passenger side T-bone hit that was bad enough to
give me a stroke from impacting my head on the door frame has really
screwed up my life.

Anyhow, I 'am' who you first met way back when.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
'New' frame in the works for '08. Some Canadian Bush Trip and Build
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"Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
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> Hay Nathan, I also figure I owe you an apology for the not too long ago
> past. The 'doctors' had me on some really strange drugs that made me just
> a plain antagonistic jerk.

you owe me no such apology sir. you are one of the true assets to this
group and i have learned a _lot_ from you over the years. god knows ive
rubbed my share of folks the wrong way.

....speaking of drugs im riding the percocet train myself right now. had my
tonsils cut out yesterday and i dont think ive EVER been so miserable.


> Anyhow, I 'am' who you first met way back when.

glad to see you again sir. thankfully, im nothing like the person i was way
back when. i guess i finally got old enough to figure it out. :)


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On Fri, 1 Feb 2008 16:27:20 -0700, "Nathan W. Collier" <no@way.com>
wrote:

>"Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
>news:479FC071.2060506@sympatico.ca...
>> Hay Nathan, I also figure I owe you an apology for the not too long ago
>> past. The 'doctors' had me on some really strange drugs that made me just
>> a plain antagonistic jerk.
>
>you owe me no such apology sir. you are one of the true assets to this
>group and i have learned a _lot_ from you over the years. god knows ive
>rubbed my share of folks the wrong way.
>
>...speaking of drugs im riding the percocet train myself right now. had my
>tonsils cut out yesterday and i dont think ive EVER been so miserable.
>

"Ice cream, we're gonna eat ice cream..."

Some old fart will know that quote.
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"Old Crow" <walliscrow@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> "Ice cream, we're gonna eat ice cream..."

prior to surgery i bought two gallons of peanut butter chocolate from baskin
robbins. ironically i cant eat it because its not firm enough to push
through the scar tissue and feels like im drowning in it when i try to eat
it.

the one time i could eat all the ice cream i wanted to "guilt free" and i
cant even eat it. :)

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