Josh great info thanks

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"3 Appalachian dulcimers,"

Yeah my wife is into horses to

"I won't tell anyone you're really from up north" They'll know believe me My family moved to So.Fla from N.Y. when I was 5, I spent over 40 years there before moving to Georgia and my neighbors knew from the first time I tried to say "How y'all doing" that I was a Yankee...so I w...

"making us legal Georgia residents"

There goes the neighborhood

Lifer your about 125miles N.E. of me, heck on the map it looks like you can spit out your front door and hit So.Carolina

A good plus to consider with a electric winch is if you drown your engine you can still winch your way of the bogg

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"I thought I just said that... " Murf You did say it and I understood it but there are still folks here who don't understand it...yet, so I guess we're just trying to re-explain it in different format. It took me a couple of days after seeing it to finally understand how it works...Hell I ...

Yes exactly
when using double tackle for every foot going backwards ( or any direction) you use 2' of cable so basicly one foot goes into the winch(ing) and the other foot matches the backward movement.
Not as well put as W.A. stated but I think you'll get the point

Ditto on what Murf said
double block tackle in the rear is where the extra cable comes into play to let the truck move backwards...still looks like something from a three stoogees movie

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