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Any expertise in servicing a 2003 Maxwell 800 winch?
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Any expertise in servicing a 2003 Maxwell 800 winch?
So I have the new clip, but nowhere do I see anything that corresponds to where an " insulator tube" would fit, nor do I see it included in the Maxwell service kit.
I have the photos & enlarged them but they don't show where this would fit.
Anyone know anything about where, how this is done?
2) I also want to service the bottom part ( gearbox ) because I can see some oil on the outside bottom of the shaft. From what I see in the manual, that it's fairly simple, to disassemble, And that you re-assemble it and then insert the "key" but I can't see what holds the key in place. I'd like to understand this before I take it to pieces.
Any help appreciated.
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Re: Any expertise in servicing a 2003 Maxwell 800 winch?
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Re: Any expertise in servicing a 2003 Maxwell 800 winch?
The key is kept on the shaft by the round clip in the groove at the bottom of the shaft. Careful not to distort the clip too much when you remove it or you may have to replace it.
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Re: Any expertise in servicing a 2003 Maxwell 800 winch?
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Re: Any expertise in servicing a 2003 Maxwell 800 winch?
Viper wrote:Source of the post because I've run into some units where this section of the housing has broken off making it impossible to install the arm.
Thanks for that, I suspect that's what has happened with mine. The winch works OK without the pressure arm, but is noisy. I've installed the arm without the clip, but probably pointless. Good in one way to know that it's a partly housing broken, rather than anything else.
I've re-read the manual, and now I see that indeed it's the spring clip that holds it in.
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