Install the New Winch Strap
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What happens here
Now, it's time to attach the new heavy-duty black replacement strap. Insert the looped end of the new strap into the slot on the winch drum, just as the old strap was positioned. Secure it firmly with the same bolt and nut that was removed earlier, using the 14mm socket and wrench to tighten it. Once the strap is bolted, use the winch handle to slowly and evenly wind the entire length of the new strap onto the winch drum, ensuring there are no twists. Finally, reattach the D-ring and hook to the end of the new strap.
Goal: Securely attach the new strap to the hay bale roller's winch.
Tools and materials
- 14mm Socket Milwaukee — To tighten the bolt securing the strap to the winch drum
- Greg Judy Bale Unroller Greg Judy — The equipment being repaired
- Milwaukee Packout Socket Set Milwaukee — To provide the 14mm socket
- Socket Wrench Milwaukee — To operate the 14mm socket
- Winch Handle Kolpin — Winding the new strap onto the winch drum
- D-ring — Attaching to the end of the strap for securing bales
- Hook — Attaching to the D-ring for securing bales
- New Replacement Winch Strap — Replacing the broken strap on the winch