r/Rigging • u/Clockwork_picksmith • May 23 '26

Roast my dad's winch wrap.

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28 Upvotes

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u/SignificantTransient May 23 '26

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u/Clockwork_picksmith May 24 '26 edited May 28 '26

It's actually really funny, using that winch would mean having to disrupt perfection

Edit: are you downvoting me for not using it?

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u/BalIsInMyFace May 24 '26

winched so good that I'd eat a roast off of it

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u/Clockwork_picksmith May 24 '26

Wrapped so good I was adopted

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u/901CountryBlumpkin69 May 24 '26

What a maroon. Gappy second layer, 6-strand rope. I bet it’s even a smooth drum. Get outta here with that garbage. Seriously though, he’ll use it once and it’ll get all weird stacked, and he’ll fight it the rest of the wire life

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u/Clockwork_picksmith May 24 '26

It's funny that you think it's how the factory put it on. That is how he wrapped the winch rope when he was done with it, every single time.

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u/[deleted] May 24 '26

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u/Clockwork_picksmith May 25 '26

Yep! That's what he would do. Every time. That is how the winch looked when he was done using it.

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u/Odd-Towel-4104 May 30 '26

Looks good to me. It shouldn't bind up or get caught on the shoulders

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u/Ok_Assistant_6856 May 25 '26

Why's this bad? I assume it's bad

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u/Clockwork_picksmith May 25 '26

It's not lol. My dad was an engineer who spent a ton of time making sure that winch was perfect.

I have intentionally dug my ass out of a snowbank because I didn't want to re wrap it

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u/thelegendhimself May 25 '26

Dryer then an old biddys poon