The old days we used a "live cable" and it had a core that stretched and would snap back. Today the cables are considered "dead" with almost no stretch at the core and will almost drop to the ground when they break...
25 ton winch on a 10 ton truck moving an empty apc. APC probably weighs less than the truck, but we math it around 13 tons. The wire cable is rated at LEAST 30 tons but is probably more than 50.
People saying the cable could have been overloaded are way off base. The apc could have been upside down and dragging through 6 feet of mud with that cable and not even come close to the rated strength.
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its not a chain for starters... its weaved or braided cable, the likely hood of a cable whipping around and cutting someone in half when the cable is doing a straight pull from the truck to the vehicle is very unlikely.... the cable is more likely to snap and come back at the operator... now if the cable was doubled up and broke at the block point that would send it lashing out at people...
The old days we used a "live cable" and it had a core that stretched and would snap back. Today the cables are considered "dead" with almost no stretch at the core and will almost drop to the ground when they break...
snoman003 5 months ago
WTF!? that looks so unsafe! its called back lash!
bakonmon 1 year ago
the only way a cable comes back at someone is if a peice of hardware breaks such as a chain if the cable breaks it falls right to the ground
dirktheman9 1 year ago
25 ton winch on a 10 ton truck moving an empty apc. APC probably weighs less than the truck, but we math it around 13 tons. The wire cable is rated at LEAST 30 tons but is probably more than 50.
People saying the cable could have been overloaded are way off base. The apc could have been upside down and dragging through 6 feet of mud with that cable and not even come close to the rated strength.
skaaltel 1 year ago 14
@skaaltel true, a cable in good condition is very tough !
mudandsnow1 1 year ago
go canada
TheGatman101 2 years ago
This is a Steyr-Daimler-Puch 1491 M military 6x6 HLVW truck, assembled and finished in Canada.
Locla51 2 years ago
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LightningLegend12 3 years ago
Hey Borden just north of the ford
lon71 3 years ago
stupid dumbass what if that chain broke it would split u haf
isaacmccormack 3 years ago
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its not a chain
adamlavv 3 years ago 3
ya they could of easy over loaded that cable if i were them i would of doubled my lines to be safe
mwd92 3 years ago
you think that is a chain>?? LOL but yeah I agree that is dangerous
VancouverCanucksRock 2 years ago
its not a chain for starters... its weaved or braided cable, the likely hood of a cable whipping around and cutting someone in half when the cable is doing a straight pull from the truck to the vehicle is very unlikely.... the cable is more likely to snap and come back at the operator... now if the cable was doubled up and broke at the block point that would send it lashing out at people...
manitoulin001 2 years ago
@manitoulin001 prob a right regular lay cable
mudandsnow1 1 year ago
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padraic2001eire 3 years ago
been there and done that for my QL5 pull they gave me a three to one pull did you enjoy the swamp?
rigjockey423 4 years ago
Did my QL3 there as well, only we were pulling the old Centurion....... with the old 5 Ton Diesel...
way more fun back then...
snoman003 2 years ago
prob not a good idea to stand that close to the cable
rangiemadharry 4 years ago
That is true. This is steyr puch, Austrian made truck, with 10 ton single wheels. There is version of 14 ton, but with double wheels in the back.
steeringshaft 4 years ago
Sweet.
EvilBugger 4 years ago
Nice wrecker, nice wheel lift too.
smeegma 4 years ago
This is a STEYR truck, type 1491 (Percheron).
slkw680 4 years ago