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TM 9-2320-360-20-1 1-18.  WINCH SYSTEM The winch system operates hydraulically and consists of two main winches (1 and 2) and an auxiliary winch (3).  The main winches  operate  independently  of  each  other  and  are  used  to  recover,  load,  and  unload  heavy  tracked  and  wheeled vehicles.  The main winches are mounted side-by-side directly to the winch platform.  The auxiliary winch is used to pull the main winch cable out to the payload.  The auxiliary winch is mounted to the winch platform just below the driver's side main winch. The  winches  are  controlled  from  the  operator's  station  (4).    The  operator  is  protected  by  a  personnel  guard  (5)  during winch  operations.    The  main  winch  controls  are  the  winch  kickout  control,  cable  hold  down  lever,  engine  idle  selector switch, engine high idle lock switch, winch speed control switch, and the winch drum control. Each main winch incorporates a two-speed hydraulic motor (6 and 7).  The hydraulic motor is used to provide power.  It converts  hydraulic  horsepower  from  the  pump  and  control  circuitry  to  rotary  mechanical  horsepower  for  driving  the  gear system.    A  single-speed  motor  (8)  is  used  by  the  auxiliary  winch.    A  Power  Take-Off  (PTO)  driven  hydraulic  pump  (9) supplies  the  winch  system  with  hydraulic  oil  from  the  reservoir  (10).    A  two-piece  driveshaft  connects  the  transmission driven  PTO  to  the  hydraulic  pump  (9).    A  view  gage  (11)  on  the  reservoir  indicates  the  hydraulic  oil  level.    All  winches have a fail-safe brake and winch brake valve for winch load control. 1-10

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