Front crossmember of the chassisCMS??
Front crossmember of the chassisCMS??
Thanks NeilFront crossmember of the chassis
We need to see some drawings .Doesn't matter if it's a ECE or ROW model, both have the winch mounted behind the CMS with the Fairlead mounted on the
Service will probably be through the INEOS dealer network.
picture 1 what Ineos wanted to give youPicture. 1 what we thought we were getting and picture 2 the plastic we are getting.
Your getting 1 Davepicture 1 what Ineos wanted to give you
Picture 2 what your stupid laws forced them to provide.
I am getting this although I doubt the handle will be there but who knowsYour getting 1 Dave
I am still undecided on if I will order the removable winch and I am finalising my configuration today with the dealer.Front crossmember of the chassis
It is OK for me to have laws to protect other users. My Grenadier will be a toy, to go into the mountains and forests, mainly in Europe, perhaps Iceland or Africa (I hope so). In Belgium I do not need such a car.Picture 2 what your stupid laws forced them to provide.
I have noticed in Europe they tend to park by Braille so a plastic bumper with some give in it comes in handy.It is OK for me to have laws to protect other users. My Grenadier will be a toy, to go into the mountains and forests, mainly in Europe, perhaps Iceland or Africa (I hope so). In Belgium I do not need such a car.
I can understand that in some other countries the situation is different, Australia where I have been, Canada (never been), Africa and South-America where I have been living ...
So, ok, plastic bumper in Europe! And I will almost never really need the winch!
Welcome to the forum, it’s great to have your input.Great question!
We also believe a rope should have twice the breaking strain of the Winches max pulling capacity.
Integrated winch rope is our 11mm Diameter UHMWPE; rating: 11mm MBS – 11,702kg (25,800Lbs)
@DaveB I had looked at the external winch earlier and Swiss pricelist mentions 3.5 tonnesI am still undecided on if I will order the removable winch and I am finalising my configuration today with the dealer.
I can't find any speccs on it anywhere
It doesn't even have a load rating on it anymore however I assume it will be reduced due to the tow hitch mounting
Can you shed any light on it?
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Yes, Pretty sure it used to say that here because that is the maximum tow hit load allowed@DaveB I had looked at the external winch earlier and Swiss pricelist mentions 3.5 tonnes
„Abnehmbare Winde mit Anhängerkupplungssatz – 3,5 Tonnen“
I understand your pointI have noticed in Europe they tend to park by Braille so a plastic bumper with some give in it comes in handy.
I think if you hit a pedestrian in a 2.7 tonne Grenadier at 60 kmh he will probably not notice the difference between steel and plastic bumpers. Only the funeral home will.
Some images of the cradle DaveI am still undecided on if I will order the removable winch and I am finalising my configuration today with the dealer.
I can't find any speccs on it anywhere
It doesn't even have a load rating on it anymore however I assume it will be reduced due to the tow hitch mounting
Can you shed any light on it?
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may I notice that the normal way to park a car differ a lot between the European countries. There are some in which a car is something to use and there is Germany (and maybe more countries) with a splendid insurance universe where every scratch is worth a million!I have noticed in Europe they tend to park by Braille so a plastic bumper with some give in it comes in handy.
I think if you hit a pedestrian in a 2.7 tonne Grenadier at 60 kmh he will probably not notice the difference between steel and plastic bumpers. Only the funeral home will.
I was told that in Paris you'd be a fool to leave your handbrake on (flat parking) if parallel parkedmay I notice that the normal way to park a car differ a lot between the European countries. There are some in which a car is something to use and there is Germany (and maybe more countries) with a splendid insurance universe where every scratch is worth a million!
You'd be a fool to drive /park anywhere in Paris. Unless your car was made of rubber.I was told that in Paris you'd be a fool to leave your handbrake on (flat parking) if parallel parked
Portable winch has a pulling capacity of 3.5TI am still undecided on if I will order the removable winch and I am finalising my configuration today with the dealer.
I can't find any speccs on it anywhere
It doesn't even have a load rating on it anymore however I assume it will be reduced due to the tow hitch mounting
Can you shed any light on it?
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I was told that in Paris you'd be a fool to leave your handbrake on (flat parking) if parallel parked
Rope is finished with a soft spliced loop sized to take our S-RING-50 which is included in the recovery kit.Welcome to the forum, it’s great to have your input.
I wonder can you confirm how the rope is finished? Just with a soft spliced loop, or is a hook fitted?