10 - all parts layed out in order: As I cleaned them, I layed them out in order of re-assembly. Notice the tiny little springs that are next to each 'pawl'. When you reassemble these put a drop of oil on each side of the pawls after you re-assemble them.

9 - all the parts in the bucket: I put about two inches of solvent in the bucket I used. I used the brush to clean all the parts of old grease.

8 - after all parts removed: Wipe up the excess grease from the last time this was serviced.

7 - lift out the pin and gears:

6 - pin holding the gears. Remove the pins and then the gears. The gears come out as units of two each. The gear with the 'pawls' fits into the larger gear. Place these in the cleaning bucket before you separate them. The tiny springs that assist the pawl

5 - after removal of the bearings: There are two sets of gears that are held in by pins.

4 - lift off the drum: Lift the drum slowly. The bearings that are on the shaft sometimes stick in the drum.

3 - remove the collet pins: They must be removed to lift off the winch peen drum. When you replace the drum, these must be removed or the drum will not fit flush.

2 - remove the feeder arm: Lift the feeder arm off the shaft.

1 - remove the cap: Use a screwdriver and a cloth to prevent scratching. Place the cloth over the cap, tap the notch on the cap with a flathead screwdriver, and unscrew the cap.