adamevans45
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Hi anyone near s.wales or willing to post selling a towbar mounted hoist by anychance before i have a go at making or buying new.
Cheers
Adam
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Adam
Wanted: Towbar deer hoist
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Antonyweeks
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How big a deer do you want to hoist? I've a Napier truck click thing which I simply don't use. One of these:
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APEX Truck Click
APEX Truck Click available from Napier UK a manufacture of gun care chemicals, materials and accessories this product is ready for immediate dispatch and featured in Hunting Products collection
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Antonyweeks
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This has gone now btw..How big a deer do you want to hoist? I've a Napier truck click thing which I simply don't use. One of these:
APEX Truck Click
APEX Truck Click available from Napier UK a manufacture of gun care chemicals, materials and accessories this product is ready for immediate dispatch and featured in Hunting Products collection
SussexSteve
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Gralloching tow hitch attachment with winch
This deer gralloching towbar attachment with winch is a practical and efficient tool designed to assist hunters in field dressing and handling deer carcasses. This particular model attaches securely to the towbar of a vehicle, providing a stable and elevated platform for gralloching. Key...
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Deer tray covers post. Awsome bit of kit!
I have a deer tray covers style going spare.
If you can weld, you’ll make your own in a couple of hours at under £150 :
Boat winch £30
50mm box section £50
Roller shackle £5
Pins £5
Tow hitch £30
Assorted bolts £10
50mm is needed for red deer, but I used 40mm for a lighter smaller one I use for fallow.
The one pictured looks fine for roe and small fallow but no good if you have large deer.
The galv ones from Tom8 are actually pretty cheap when you factor in time to make and sending off for galvanising.
Boat winch £30
50mm box section £50
Roller shackle £5
Pins £5
Tow hitch £30
Assorted bolts £10
50mm is needed for red deer, but I used 40mm for a lighter smaller one I use for fallow.
The one pictured looks fine for roe and small fallow but no good if you have large deer.
The galv ones from Tom8 are actually pretty cheap when you factor in time to make and sending off for galvanising.
adamevans45
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Hi all, i ended up making my own in the end thank you all for the replies.
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