Rear Recovery Point

I think I will get one like Urban Panzer has. Much simpler and safer. Thanks for all you input guys.

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Originally Posted by MickS

Brilliant idea...:BigThumb:

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Thanks :angel::blush:

You can see it in this pic.

Only thing I forgot was my riggers gloves. I hate getting dirting hands when hooking the strap to my mates LandCruiser!


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Originally Posted by BigJon

Thanks :angel::blush:

You can see it in this pic.

Only thing I forgot was my riggers gloves. I hate getting dirting hands when hooking the strap to my mates LandCruiser!

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Do you mean to say that the Cruiser's in that picture is bogged and the Rangie is going to pull it out:cool:

Not in that pic, but if you check my thread in the Vic Reports section....

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Originally Posted by BigJon

Thanks :angel::blush:

You can see it in this pic.

Only thing I forgot was my riggers gloves. I hate getting dirting hands when hooking the strap to my mates LandCruiser!

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Mate, sometimes the simplest ideas are the best...

I run a block insert like the one pictured - mine is silver but same otherwise with rated shackle. Whenever I go on a off road trip the tow hitch slides out and the insert slides into the receiver and we are good to go...gota love HD equipment.

Cheers

I want a block insert but those ones won't work in my ARB rear step. They aren't long enough to reach the hole for the retaining pin.

I can get one custom made, but it will cost me over $100, compared to about $55 for the off the shelf item.

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Originally Posted by BigJon

I want a block insert but those ones won't work in my ARB rear step. They aren't long enough to reach the hole for the retaining pin.

I can get one custom made, but it will cost me over $100, compared to about $55 for the off the shelf item.

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For a couple of cartons of bundaberg ginger beer I could make you one....if you were in WA...hmmm...maybe you should put a wanted add in the AULRO courier service..reciever tow point from WA to Horsham??

I'd be making good friends with a competent boilermaker(..or a machinist if your really desperate:twisted:)