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Old 22-01-09, 19:44
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Included in these was one on Winches Portable. Can anyone comment on how widley these were issued.

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Can't remember which one of those, but at least one type, was made by Trewhella Brothers and known as a Monkey winch.....they still produce them today. They were the equivalent in role, of the Tirfor used by the Army today. When I used to test winches for the army, one came in for test, it would have been considered obsolete at the time, but I thought it was better to use than a Tirfor.
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The first one looks a lot like the Trewhella stump pulling winch we once had.
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