Bull Bar side rails door guard, can polyair that wieght

Simple answer, no you couldnt.
Upgrade the suspension properly.

With a little creative engineering I do not see that having a relocatable winch would be that dificult. You would need to run some larger cable to the rear due to the length of wire, to avoid voltage drop. The plugs could be the type they use for boat trailer winches.
The winch could be mounted on a sub frame and held in place with quick remove pins similar to those used on tractors
Ray

Why not have a look at the US sites on air springs which are cheaper when imported direct., A variety of bags & inflatables & air systems are available
cheap compared to local stuff.

have at www.brawn.com.au for your winch cradle

Leroy

I don't know of anyone who has fitted Polyairs to the front of their vehicle. As Truckster said, do the job right at the outset and fit heavy duty springs and shocks.
Cheers,

Thanks roachie, I always appreciate your imput.

I have seen ads for remote type winches that i think atach to your vehicle front or rear with straps coz I dont think there is an actual need for the winch to be atached to the vehicle (unless it is a pto)

I have used the winch that is fitted with straps. It is ok ( only rates small type ) if the pull is dead straight of the drum and in line with the truck, that never happens
If the winch has a solid mount I think you have a safer and more user friendly unit.
Ray

I saw a very interesting winch set up on a Landcruiser when I was in Birdsville a couple of weeks back. This fella had made a pulley which attaches to the front of the bullbar and the winch cable runs over it to the rear of the truck. At the rear he had two smaller pulleys(mounted beneath the towbar) so that the cable could be run out to either side of the truck. The cable runs under the truc k free of any mechanicals. I was going to take pic of it but forgot.

Yes there is the Brawn relocatable winch but what a bugger to lug the 30kikos of that around especially when you are up to your elbows in MUD !

Cheers