Thread: Setting up a quad for hunting

Winch, you don't need them often but when you do you really need it

Winch might be good for pulling a deer up over a tree branch to butcher it up.

Originally Posted by scottrods

Winch might be good for pulling a deer up over a tree branch to butcher it up.

Yeap I have chucked a pulley and a short bit of rope with a gamble in my front box for that reason.

I also carry 20m of rope to extend the reach of the winch.

Have used it on a couple of occasions too.

Cheers
Pete

has anyone got a good design for a land anchor?

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

has anyone got a good design for a land anchor?

@Ryan_Songhurst

Manuka trees work well

But these seem like a standard design.
http://www.goodwinch.com/shop/winchi...ground-anchor/

Easy enough to make one out of an old shovel blade an some pipe if your keen.


Cheers
Pete

Originally Posted by P38

Manuka trees work well

Cheers
Pete

down here we have tussocks, and rocks

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

has anyone got a good design for a land anchor?

Got two here you could copy, one is useless that lonesome made up for me..... Might just be I can't use it!

A short length of 50x6 with 4-5 holes drilled in it. D shackle at one end and pins to drive into ground. Or a old bale fork and hammer

you can make a pretty compact one with a lenght of angle iron, maybe 600-800mm long for a quad? drill a serries of holes mayby 20mm dia down each flat, weld a loop on one end so the angle sits on the ground with the point apwards. Make up a pile of rebar pegs and just hammer them through the holes in the angle iron

Are ya going hunting or entering a winch challenge????

Haha, im pretty keen on going for an explore into the Oteake since my parents live at Danseys Pass and I have jever been in there, might not carry all the gear/accesories all the time but in a big area like that it would be good to be prepared for all eventualities. Bought a set of Kendas for it yesterday too, will get them put on sometime this week

What do you guys carry for flat repair ?

I've got those sticky spaghetti sticks and a small 12v compressor. I once patched up a rip in the side wall that took 3 pieces and it lasted for years. A mate has the same shit but has a push bike pump as it takes up less room for him.
I also run Slime in my tyres and I'm sure this has been a major help in not having flats.

Originally Posted by Mathias

I've got those sticky spaghetti sticks and a small 12v compressor. I once patched up a rip in the side wall that took 3 pieces and it lasted for years. A mate has the same shit but has a push bike pump as it takes up less room for him.
I also run Slime in my tyres and I'm sure this has been a major help in not having flats.

I wondered how they would go in a sidewall rip, would have to be one of the more common ways of getting a flat.