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under light tension by
holding
it
with
a
gloved hand, slowly
spool the rope back
onto the drum guiding
it into even tight rows.
Do not let the rope
slide
through
your
hands! Walk the rope
to the winch and stop
when
necessary
to
retrieve more cable and straighten and tighten the rows.
Repeat this process until the winch hook is the same
distance as the full length of the remote control from the
winch (Approximately 12 feet). Attach the loop of the hook
strap to the winch hook. Hold the attached hook strap
between the thumb and forefinger to keep tension on the
wire cable and walk the wire cable towards the fairlead. To
prevent serious injury, when the hook gets close to the fair-
lead, make sure you are holding onto the winch strap
keeping all fingers and limbs away from the roller
fairlead/hook area. If you do not have the hook strap, use a
length of cord or something similar.
Step Sixteen:
Disconnect Remote and Replace Solenoid Cap
Once the winch cable is secure back on the winch, unhook
the remote control and carefully store in a safe, dry place.
Replace the rubber cap back on the solenoid box.
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