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The closest thing I have seen is on Military trucks. They mount the winch on one of the frame rails and then put roller fairleads mounted along the side to the front and back of the vehicle. One of the rollers is removable to allow the line to be routed through. Even with the super heavy duty frames they sometimes bend.
The best option is to do a reciever mount winch and then can move front or rear. All you owuld need is to make a reciever mount in the front and rear and wire wire heavy duty connectors(like found on batteries of electric forklifts) This way can leave it at home or put either end as/ when needed.
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SOLD1998 T4R SR5 All-Pro CO's, UCA's and Sliders, SS 1.2 rear only DIY rear bumper, Aussie Locker and 1st gen roll bar mod. Outdoor Logic Front bumper, roof rack and Vision X lights.
Last edited by Pikeman; 12-06-2010 at 07:44 PM.
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