Winch device operable by 12 volt battery current

Implements or apparatus for applying pushing or pulling force – Apparatus for hauling or hoisting load – including driven... – Device includes rotatably driven – cable contacting drum

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254345, 254378, B66D 100

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056975996

ABSTRACT:
A winch device which may be truck-mounted and operated by the truck's 12 volt electrical system utilizes an automotive starting motor that interacts with a large diameter disc-like gear. A brake drum and a winch drum are coaxially associated with one face of the disc gear. A brake cable is slidably wound upon the brake drum. A brake lever is provided to control the tension upon the brake cable with consequent adjustment of braking force. A tether is spirally wound upon the winch drum.

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