Thanks to a lot of great information here on installing lights, winches, bedliners, etc - I have been having some fun with the RTV this season! We had to go through some pretty nasty terrain to get this one out - plus use the winch to lift him from a vertical gulley. BTW - can the Warn winch be adapted to use a wireless remote?
RTV just wants to have fun
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JimmyS
Looks like you've been having fun.
What a nice looking buck!! Congrats /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
I am not aware of a wireless remote for the Warn. To my knowledge, only the Ramsey has the wireless.
Brian
Looks like you've been having fun.
What a nice looking buck!! Congrats /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
I am not aware of a wireless remote for the Warn. To my knowledge, only the Ramsey has the wireless.
Brian
whoodle
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You might be able to get some $ from kubota and field and stream for that one!
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What a nice buck. I just got my new RTV but it has not been broken in yet. (In other words I didn't get a buck with it just yet. Still working hard at it.)
Glad to see it's working good for you.
Glad to see it's working good for you.
Can't help it but going to post anyway.
Neighbor got a nice buck yesterday. It died within a couple hundred feet of his house. (how convenient)...
After a picture and gutting, he came over and asked if I could load in the RTV to get it the last couple hundred feet (across a creek and through the mud).
I said "sure... but didn't you just buy a 35HP tractor with FEL and BH? That tractor could pick it up in the FEL, take across the creek, lift to 6-8' for easy hanging then park the tractor in the creek for a rinse?"
He looked at me dumbfounded then realized "Oops, got caught in the moment and completely forgot about the tractor". I guess he's just not used to using a CUT for most everything. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Neighbor got a nice buck yesterday. It died within a couple hundred feet of his house. (how convenient)...
After a picture and gutting, he came over and asked if I could load in the RTV to get it the last couple hundred feet (across a creek and through the mud).
I said "sure... but didn't you just buy a 35HP tractor with FEL and BH? That tractor could pick it up in the FEL, take across the creek, lift to 6-8' for easy hanging then park the tractor in the creek for a rinse?"
He looked at me dumbfounded then realized "Oops, got caught in the moment and completely forgot about the tractor". I guess he's just not used to using a CUT for most everything. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Ricochet
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Thanks to a lot of great information here on installing lights, winches, bedliners, etc - I have been having some fun with the RTV this season! We had to go through some pretty nasty terrain to get this one out - plus use the winch to lift him from a vertical gulley. BTW - can the Warn winch be adapted to use a wireless remote? )</font>
Nice...looking good! /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
Nice...looking good! /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
