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Fransgard winch dismantle


John Hughes
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You will have to take the cable, and cable drum off first, before you drive out the center shaft. I resorted to using an aluminum headed fencing mell to drive out the center shaft You might need a clutch puller to remove the winch activating arm between the nuts and the drum.

If the winch has not been used for a while, the bearing will probably be seized, and can be a pig to get off as well.

Enjoy. :lol:

If you e-mail fransgard with the model number, they will email a parts diagram which will help.

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So I attach the cable to a tree and drive away. Then how does the cable drum come off.

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John

 

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The drum should just pull out by hand, unless the bearings have seized. One of my drums just pulled off, the other i had to resort to a tirfor winch to pull it off. Heat will help if it is stuck.

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To be honest just take it apart ... hit some bits with a copper mallet and use a prize bar they are very easy to work on .. the worse bit I found was remembering where the engage handle was to properly Aline it with the 3 pins but it's all in slacks photo.

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