Re: [MV] [MV]M35 winching.... an easy solution:

From: Stephen L Dussetschleger (dussetschleger@juno.com)
Date: Thu Oct 31 2002 - 19:13:06 PST

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, bought 8 feet of 3/8" aluminum rod and sawed and drilled my own.
Cheap, and nearby and a lot
faster than waiting. I made six and stuck the other 5 in the glovebox.

***** Huh. So....... these would be shear pins.... a little over a foot
long each ?
  Man, do they fit in the winch still ?
  Steve

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