Complete step by step guide to replacing the steel winch cable on Hisun and Axis 500 UTVs with Badlands stronger and more light weight synthetic line.
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@davehoward27915 ай бұрын
Been thinking about this upgrade on my Axis, now I know it can be done. Thanks for the excellent video, very informative! Your videos are getting a more polished appearance as you make more & more, so please keep up the great content. Thanks! 👍👍
@woodz_walker5 ай бұрын
Thank you much
@Leo-zk9rz5 ай бұрын
Hey Woodz, great video I have a AXIS 500 and got to use the winch while hunting in Deep South Texas and after seeing your video I will be upgrading as well. Keep them videos coming great job.
@woodz_walker5 ай бұрын
Oh yea, always need a good winch. from pulling stumps, getting out of mud holes or hauling a deer up a tree limb.
@Snyper6005 ай бұрын
Hey brother! Another awesome video. The country down there is beautiful. Looks like you can see green coming thru already. I still have a couple of feet of snow on my property. Hopefully will be gone soon and I will get my sxs fixed and out riding soon. God Bless!
@woodz_walker5 ай бұрын
yea, its starting to turn green around here. The lower elevations have more green than i do. I live up higher in the mountains. but its starting to pop out in a few areas around me. hoping to get some ggod early spring hiking vids coming from around my local trails soon. The views here are amazing.
@christopherfarmer18125 ай бұрын
Only rhing i can add, is always respool the cable/rooe back onto the winch drum under some pressure generally at least 500#'s of pressure... I generaly park with vehicle slightly down hill so weight of it provides the pressure to tightly wind rope/cable back onto the drum evenly as per winch instructions and industry standards
@woodz_walker5 ай бұрын
yea, later on im going to hook to something solid and stretch it tight while rewinding it.
@christopherfarmer18125 ай бұрын
@@woodz_walkerenjoy the channel, I don't record... Not able to figure out and upload myself... Basically same machine I put around on in the woods, axis 700