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Hi gents i have just received my new winch from cyclone winches of north Yorkshire.

Its a petrol driven capstan for the extraction courses I am going to be running.

Has anybody got one of these yet.

They are a bit more robust then the pro climber winch and a little cheaper.

I was wondering how many are out there I the arb community.

Also any problems.

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The winch i have has a one ton straight pull and seams a bit more robust also is housed in a cradle to protect engine parts.

I have used the pro climber winch and found it good but a little wobbly to use and was a bit nervous of it falling over and damaging bits of casing.

That is why i looked at cyclone it looks as if it will last in the hands of trainees.

Also billy at cyclone is very help full.

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So far its doing well i use it for training courses so the cradle protects the casing and exhaust it can be a bit fast but set on slow means it does not rush the man controlling the load.

I tried another type that a friend has and it seamed a little unstable and i don't think it would take the miss use you get with trainees.

Plus billy at cyclone is a very helpful bloke

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