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Thanks for the kind words! If you'd like to use one of our products in Brazil, feel free to place an order on our website- www.dutton-lainson.com

Thanks for the kind words, Sinisa! We're glad to hear your WG2000 is working well for you!

Mike- thanks for your question! Yes, the orientation of the cable definitely matters! When installing cable onto any Dutton-Lainson worm gear winch, the cable should always be installed so it comes over the top of the reel, never under the bottom of it. Also, the cable should always be going off the reel straight towards your load, not back in the direction of the spacer bar and the rest of the winch. Incorrectly installing cable in either one of these ways could damage the winch or cause it to not function properly.

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Mike- Thanks for your question, but did you mean that you have a DLB350A? If so, you can see how to install cable onto a DLB350A here- kzfaq.info/get/bejne/meCqhrFiyJebdn0.htmlm2s

Thanks for your question! You are correct- none of the cables we sell have a hook on both ends, so if you want to use one on a worm gear winch with a split reel (such as part #10952), you'll have to attach a hook to one end of the hook yourself.

Abba (This reply is being re-posted as our original response from six months ago was deleted from KZfaq) Thanks for your question! The short answer is yes- you could use one of our worm gear winches in this application. However, there are a few things to consider: 1. Because you'd need 255 ft (85 yd) of cable to cover the distance you described, it would have to be extremely small (3/32" in diameter) in order for it to fit on the winch's reel. 2. Because our worm gear winches have a very high gear ratio (meaning you have to completely turn the handle a minimum of 30 times to complete a single revolution of the winch's reel), pulling a load 85 yards would take a huge amount of effort and time on your part, so one of our worm gear winches with a HEX drive shaft (allowing you to power the winch with an electric drill) might be a better fit. However, operating the winch with an electric drill for the amount of time it would take to pull the cart 85 yards will generate a lot of heat in the winch bearings. If you only need to bring the cart up the hill with the winch and do not need to let it back down, you might be happy with a ratchet type pulling winch. The model DL1602ADD has a direct drive capability so you can pull in line very quickly and then change to a 5.4 to one gear ration if cranking gets more difficult. The drawback is that if the winch has to let the cart back down the hill, the winch ratchet has to be released and it is totally up to the operator to maintain control of the winch handle which will want to spin freely. This, of course, creates a risk of injury if the operator loses control of the handle during this cart lowering process. www.dutton-lainson.com/proddetail.php?prod=14520 Another alternative, if the winch needs to let the cart back down the hill would be one of our self-locking brake winches. This might actually be the best choice for you because the handle cannot get out of control. However, these winches do have a minimum load requirement during the lowering process in order for them to operate smoothly. Our DLB800A (dutton-lainson.com/proddetail.php?prod=14912) might work for this application, as long as the cart creates at least on the winch 50 lbs during the lowering process. This winch could also be fitted for operation with an electric drill if you wish. www.dutton-lainson.com/proddetail.php?prod=14467 www.dutton-lainson.com/proddetail.php?prod=14466 Let us know if you have any other questions!

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Jim, Thanks for your question, but unfortunately, no- we do not recommend that you use these types of high strength synthetic ropes on Dutton-Lainson winches. Because these ropes are extremely slippery, they pose a high risk of severely damaging the winch's reel and ultimately the winch as a whole.

Hi In your second reply you stated that nylon rope is all right. Is nylon and synthetic different ? Thanks

Marcell- thanks for your follow-up question! We looked into this further and have determined that we also do not recommend using nylon rope on any Dutton-Lainson winch, for the same reasons stated above for high strength synthetic ropes.

Thanks for your question! Our worm gear winches do not have minimum load requirements, so you can use any of our WG models for the application you described.

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Thanks for your question, but we do not recommend using nylon rope on any Dutton-Lainson winch, as it can cause damage to the winch's reel and/or the entire winch.

Thanks for your question! Yes, the cable installation process outlined in this video would also apply to installing rope on one of our worm gear winches. However, synthetic rope cannot be used on any D-L winch, and you would first have to be sure that the rope you have in mind would be strong enough to handle the loads you plan to lift or pull with the winch.

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Thanks for your question, Kristin! We don't offer any kind of adapter or kit to convert a WG2000 with a standard drive shaft to a WG2000 with a hex drive. However, it is a very simple process to change drive shafts on our worm gear winches. All you have to do is pound out the pin holding your winch's standard drive shaft in place, pull out the standard drive shaft, slip in the hex drive shaft, and then pound a new pin in the hole to hold it in place. Both the hex drive shaft (part #406102) and pin (part #205246) can be purchased from this repair parts page on our website: www.dutton-lainson.com/proddetail.php?prod=WG2000

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Thanks for your question, but the prices of our worm gear winches and cables vary depending on model. You can shop for our line of worm gear winches (www.dutton-lainson.com/products.php?cat=20) and cable (www.dutton-lainson.com/products.php?cat=18&pg=4) on our website, or you can purchase them from one of our vendors, such as Amazon.com, Northern Tool, Grainger, etc.

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Thanks for your question! All Dutton-Lainson worm gear winches have a built-in automatic brake with no minimum load requirements!

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