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Winch options for a HD5
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    Posted: 30 Aug 2015 at 7:51am
Looking at getting a winch for the HD5 and would like to know what my options are
Thanks for any input
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The hd5 and hd6  and td9 used the same winch model
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One problem is they are driven by output shaft on transmission - and if you have loader that means counterweights would block access . 
 One option might be to go to unit with a hydraulic motor . 
Also as winch is transmission driven - it would mean clutch engagement when winch is used .
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your best option for a HD5 would be a Carco E24 or EA an Issacson WO6-9 is similar to the EA and was also fitted to TD6 and TD9'S
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I might be getting a winch off a TD9 , also what else am I going to need to make this thing work on the hd5
Thanks again for all the help
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 If I recall correctly, Allis has a  different drive shaft to IH. There is a slight difference in the mounting stud pattern between the two makes of tractor. Ive used Carco from IH tractors on HD6
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I fitted a WO 6-9 Issacson to the Buda HD6E I purchased in 1974 ,it bolted straight up, I think there is a difference in driveshaft length, although the splines are the same, I recently acquired a E 3O Carco winch believed to be off a TD9 I had to lengthen the shaft to make it  the correct length.
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