Spanky,

As also requested. Sorry for the quality issues. My cell phone ain't what she used to be ... And the Stovebolt.com accountant won't let me get a new Nikon D5 (can you believe that ??? headscratch)

The in-cab image shows two levers outboard of the parking brake lever. The inboard one is directly mounted to the shaft coming out of the picture and it's base (where it is connected to that shaft) is illustrated in the 2nd (abstract/Salvatore Dali painting) image. The outboard lever (closest to camera) is mounted to the angle bracket seen bolted to the cab floor and connects, via rods, to the secondary gear box below the winch. That lever has 3 positions -- forward, neutral and reverse.

The two levers next to the drivers left foot control the winch itself.

Hope this helps. I should be able to get better pictures tomorrow if you'd like.

John
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