09-08-2012, 02:38 AM
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This is the type of winch mounted on Diana. It has not a cast iron casing, but is manufactured out of sheet metal.
The side frames are larger than on this model, a more recangular shape (photo) and the back side (towards to protect the passengers!) and the top are covered with additional sheets.
A electric motor is mounted just below the brake drum. There is an additional spur gear on the shaft of the brake drum into which the gears of the motor will connect. As described the motor is facing backwards and has a 90° gearhead.
The cranks are not mounted actually, but still stored under the winch for an case of emergency.
Hope i could help you.
Lutz
This is the type of winch mounted on Diana. It has not a cast iron casing, but is manufactured out of sheet metal.
The side frames are larger than on this model, a more recangular shape (photo) and the back side (towards to protect the passengers!) and the top are covered with additional sheets.
A electric motor is mounted just below the brake drum. There is an additional spur gear on the shaft of the brake drum into which the gears of the motor will connect. As described the motor is facing backwards and has a 90° gearhead.
The cranks are not mounted actually, but still stored under the winch for an case of emergency.
Hope i could help you.
Lutz