Examples of 'winching' in a sentence
Meaning of "winching"
winch (verb) - To use a winch, which is a mechanical device used to pull in or let out items, typically through the use of a rope or cable
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- present participle of winch
- The application of a winch.
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Captain peacock is winching him down by hand.
Brake provides superior control while winching.
This makes the winching operation easier.
Mechanical spring brake for control while winching.
Stop winching and allow motor to cool down.
It is recommended to open windows while winching or crossing water.
He is winching the car down a cliff.
You may require winching service.
Keep winching that thing if it will go.
Do not allow people to remain in area during winching operations.
Nobody is winching this horse anywhere.
Always operate winch with unobstructed view of winching operation.
And so the winching began again.
Winching is normally done by an electric drive that turns the pulley.
At one end through which all your winching gear.
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Each winching system is optionally arranged under the wing.
He tied off to the nearest tree and started winching.
Before performing a winching operation.
The weather conditions were also not ideal for winching.
Offers powerful and reliable winching with your boat or trailer.
Winching not an option.
Always operate winch with an unobstructed view of the winching operation.
Practice winching operations by freespooling cable out and winching in under no load.
Exclusive brake design provides superior operator control when winching.
This rotation can also be effected by winching from a service ship.
I am winching myself.
Implement the use of helicopters for boarding using winching operations on the south coast.
Winching equipment dedicated to engaging light loads on board in the bottom compartment.
Use extreme caution when winching a load up and down a ramp or incline.
Winching company is the only service that you can get help.
Release tension on the clutch by winching out some of the wire rope.
The winching operation is then made safe relative to the propulsive propellers.
He will be winching us up.
This reduces the delays and risks associated with the individual winching of survivors.
An action of the winching and drawing machine according to the embodiment will be described.
It was meant to stabilize the vehicle while winching a heavy object on soft ground.
And I am more interested in your love of winching.
By way of example, winching a person may be prohibited during takeoff.
Implement the use of helicopters for boarding using winching operations on the north coast.
At each step, winching is paused to allow the test to be effected.
The guide boom can pivot between a deployed position for winching and a retracted position.
A typical task would be winching bales out of the hold of a ship, up a sloping gangway.
The helicopter pilots detain a ship data base allowing them to anticipate the winching location.
To check the motor temperature, stop winching and carefully touch the motor.
Engaged ” position and locked before winching.
Furthermore, at least one fuselage may carry a winching system arranged in the inter-fuselage space.
These people behind me are called winchers, and what they like doing is winching.
Finally, thorough testing of the capsule and winching system together was required.
Winching a vehicle is no easy task unless you have a winch that 's particularly designed for this.
Green Laning and a bit of winching.
