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i know they have been talked about on here before but does anyone have any vids of these little winches working? i am looking at the lewis winch and the 2 t cylone winch, there is a clip on youtube of the cyclone capstan winch working but it is a pathetic video of it pulling a truck on tarmac which 2 blokes could have pushed! i like the idea of the capstan winch just because you can use lowering lines. the lewis winch looks good too but is expensive seaming as you will need a fairly hefty saw to use it

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a simpson capstan winch. Good for pulling trees over and out of rivers. Pulls bout a tonne deadweight. Can pull my track greenmech up if track comes off. Light and easy to use and no heavy cables

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having used the capstan i wasnt impressed and we ended up using my tirfor which did the job no problem. this was taking down a 15" hung up spruce all the capstan did was burn the rope:thumbdown:

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