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    youtube.com/neanderpaul 88 festiva LX w/BP G25 MR 5 speed waiting for wiring- 93 Festiva GL auto w/ air, waiting for B6t/G4A-HL - 98 Nissan Quest - 02 Mazda protege 5 wife's DD

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    That's a recipe for getting a high tension chain whipped through the window! Stunt like that would scare the s&*&t out of me.

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    • #3
      I gotta ask, why did you pull it out in reverse?
      Mike Holmgren
      Thief Rvr Fls, MN
      1989 Festiva L, carb. 4 spd.
      "If at first you don't succeede, get a bigger hammer. If it breaks it needed to be replaced anyway."

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      • #4
        Nice! Time to replace a winch cable? Haha that one looks like its all kinked up now..
        Last edited by zoom zoom; 06-23-2013, 05:12 PM.
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        1987 F-150- revived and CLEAN!!!
        1987 Suzuki Dual Sport- fun beater bike
        1993 Festiva- Fiona, DD
        1997 Aspire- Peaspire, Refurb'd, sold
        1997 Aspire- Babyspire, DD
        1994 Aspire - Project Kiazord
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        • #5
          Originally posted by zoom zoom View Post
          Nice! Time to replace a winch cable? Haha that one looks like its all kinked up now..
          Did not think about a winch... Ha
          Mike Holmgren
          Thief Rvr Fls, MN
          1989 Festiva L, carb. 4 spd.
          "If at first you don't succeede, get a bigger hammer. If it breaks it needed to be replaced anyway."

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          • #6
            Originally posted by 2xclutchin View Post
            I gotta ask, why did you pull it out in reverse?
            So I could watch.
            youtube.com/neanderpaul 88 festiva LX w/BP G25 MR 5 speed waiting for wiring- 93 Festiva GL auto w/ air, waiting for B6t/G4A-HL - 98 Nissan Quest - 02 Mazda protege 5 wife's DD

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            • #7
              Originally posted by zoom zoom View Post
              Nice! Time to replace a winch cable? Haha that one looks like its all kinked up now..
              It's just an ancient steel cable. Never was on a winch. I've been using it for a long long time. Dad's been using it a lot longer than that. It's far from finished. I'll be working it for years to come.
              youtube.com/neanderpaul 88 festiva LX w/BP G25 MR 5 speed waiting for wiring- 93 Festiva GL auto w/ air, waiting for B6t/G4A-HL - 98 Nissan Quest - 02 Mazda protege 5 wife's DD

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              • #8
                Originally posted by neanderpaul View Post
                So I could watch.
                Oh, I suppose that makes sense. I always prefer to be away from tensioned chain/cable and have it behind me though. Haha
                Mike Holmgren
                Thief Rvr Fls, MN
                1989 Festiva L, carb. 4 spd.
                "If at first you don't succeede, get a bigger hammer. If it breaks it needed to be replaced anyway."

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                • #9
                  The windshield is cheaper than a tailgate paint and cheaper than a rear window...
                  plus you can see it so have time to flinch!

                  As long as you have the camera rolling you could use the festiva and fire the shot out the window, then yank it before it falls back in the hole!

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by 2xclutchin View Post
                    Oh, I suppose that makes sense. I always prefer to be away from tensioned chain/cable and have it behind me though. Haha
                    I guess I should show the gauge of the cable and chain to quickly dispel any thoughts of breakage.
                    youtube.com/neanderpaul 88 festiva LX w/BP G25 MR 5 speed waiting for wiring- 93 Festiva GL auto w/ air, waiting for B6t/G4A-HL - 98 Nissan Quest - 02 Mazda protege 5 wife's DD

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                    • #11
                      Made short work of those! I see nothing wrong with that set up. It's not like they are anchored to bedrock!


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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by neanderpaul View Post
                        I guess I should show the gauge of the cable and chain to quickly dispel any thoughts of breakage.
                        Well, I'm used to dealing with 1.5 or so inch cable, and we are usually lifting upwards of 5 ton. I get used to that and treat everything as if it were something like that. When that cable snaps, and it did once, things go to a bad place in a hurry. That was all it took for me to treat every lift or pull as such, even if it's as simple as pull starting one of our tractors.

                        Thus my wanting to be as far away as possible. Haha
                        Mike Holmgren
                        Thief Rvr Fls, MN
                        1989 Festiva L, carb. 4 spd.
                        "If at first you don't succeede, get a bigger hammer. If it breaks it needed to be replaced anyway."

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                        • #13
                          And you can hear that I never got over about 2500 rpms.
                          youtube.com/neanderpaul 88 festiva LX w/BP G25 MR 5 speed waiting for wiring- 93 Festiva GL auto w/ air, waiting for B6t/G4A-HL - 98 Nissan Quest - 02 Mazda protege 5 wife's DD

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                          • #14
                            Not for nothing but why take a chance on damage to the truck. With a couple of bricks of C4 not only would you be rid of both items but they will land a couple of blocks over and then it's the neighbors problem. At the cost of fuel it would probably be cheaper too.

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                            • #15
                              boy seems as everyone knows how to do this better than u neanderpaul.i would of done it the same way if I didn't have a tractor accessible with a loader.but then u still have to use a chain or cable.the way I see it you were jerking on the pole just light enough to get them out not hard enough to send one through the winshield. geez people lighten up

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