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Gordon Wedman
 
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A unit similar to what you describe is commercially available. I think its
"The Wincher". You can probably find the specs for the motor on the Net or
call them. I'm sure they would give you specs like motor HP, torque,
current draw, etc., if you make is sound like you might be interested in a
purchase (and maybe you are).

"Courtney Thomas" wrote in message
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I would like to try powering my main winches [Barient 28s] by a
[preferably] portable drill/impact wrench/etc., as at least an emergency
option.

Has anyone successfully done this ?

If yes, how'd you determine what you needed ? I see that there are now
numerous new portable ones that range up to 24v.

If portable ones are insufficient, how 'bout such as DeWalt and Milwaukee
1/2" corded models ?

What has been found unsatisfactory about such an application ?

Appreciatively,
Courtney
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lying Oriental, NC
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