Mud-club
Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: JIMBOBLY on November 30, 2009, 22:45:55
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ive got a superwinch ep9,may need some parts,may need some one to repair it,who do you use,im in the kings lynn area,any help appreciated,jim :D
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I think Dave Bowler's price includes pick up and delivery?
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ive got a superwinch ep9,may need some parts,may need some one to repair it,who do you use,im in the kings lynn area,any help appreciated,jim :D
What's the problem with it? They are pretty easy to do yourself. David Bowyer supplied some parts for mine and I built it up myself. All mine needed was the drum bearings replaced and a good clean up.
The only thing I would say is, don't dismantle the brake unless you have to. If it's currently working fine then leave well alone.
If you wanted to have a go yourself, I'm more than happy to give you some pointers. I'm over near Attleborough.
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ive got a superwinch ep9,may need some parts,may need some one to repair it,who do you use,im in the kings lynn area,any help appreciated,jim :D
What's the problem with it? They are pretty easy to do yourself. David Bowyer supplied some parts for mine and I built it up myself. All mine needed was the drum bearings replaced and a good clean up.
The only thing I would say is, don't dismantle the brake unless you have to. If it's currently working fine then leave well alone.
If you wanted to have a go yourself, I'm more than happy to give you some pointers. I'm over near Attleborough.
well in actual fact,there isnt nothing wrong with it,now and then it wouldnt stop running when i let go of the trigger,but i took the wonder lead to pieces,and it was 2 of the wires had rubbed through,touching each other right near the plug,so i just cut them back a bit,and now its fine,but its handy to know where to go when you do need bits,and handy to know people like you for offering to help,lol,thanks very much mate,jim :D
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David Bowyer often just passes back the contact number for superwinch to "save time" and you can order parts from them directly.
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When was the last time you had it apart, gave it a re-grease, cleaned all the mud out of it....
Worth doing once in a while even if there is nothing wrong with it ;)
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When was the last time you had it apart, gave it a re-grease, cleaned all the mud out of it....
Worth doing once in a while even if there is nothing wrong with it ;)
Very true. The motor on mine was packed with mud!
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When was the last time you had it apart, gave it a re-grease, cleaned all the mud out of it....
Worth doing once in a while even if there is nothing wrong with it ;)
yeah,not a bad idea,all though,it was serviced before i bought it second hand,before that,it was used to pull a boat out of a river twice,then sold it to me,so it hasnt been used much by me at all,so i wouldnt of thought there would be much water or mud in there at all,i will look after it though,cause ive never had a winch before this one,i couldnt do without it now,brilliant bit of kit, :D