View Poll Results: What recovery gear do you carry?

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  • The basics... Snatch Strap (and shackles), Shovel and Jack

    63 41.72%
  • All of option 1 above plus winch gear

    58 38.41%
  • Mate! I could recover the Titanic with what I carry!

    22 14.57%
  • SFA, someone else will have some

    2 1.32%
  • My vehicle is unstoppable, so I dont need no stinkin' recovery gear

    7 4.64%
  • Whats recovery gear?

    10 6.62%
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Thread: What recovery gear do you carry?

  1. #11
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    1x TJM Ox9500 winch
    4x 4.75T bow shackles
    1x 9000lb snatch strap
    1x Tow hitch recovery point
    1x 20m winch extension strap
    1x Tree trunk protector
    1x 3m Equaliser strap
    2x Snatch blocks
    1x ARB Tyre deflator
    1x Shovel
    1x 72Lpm Onboard compressor
    1x 10m Coil airhose and tyre inflator
    1x Tarp

    I carry that lot all the time, plus a tool kit

  2. #12
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    2 x Snatch Straps 9000kg (sometimes 3).
    2 X 4.75 Tonne Shackles.
    2 x 7.5 tonne shackles.
    1 x Tow Hitch Recovery Point.
    1pr Max Trax.
    1 x ARB Hand Winch and 20m cable.
    1 x Extension Strap
    1 x Tree Trunk protector.
    1 x Exhaust Jack.
    1 x Bottle Jack.
    1 x Blue Tongue Compressor.
    1 x Set Staun Tyre Deflaters.
    4pr Riggers Gloves
    Long Handled Shovel sometimes.
    1 x 30m length static kernmantle rope (3000kg).
    2 or 3 cheap 1.5m x 3m tarps.
    Most of this lives in the drawers permanently.
    2011 Discovery 4 TDV6
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    MaxTrax
    Other standard stuff, shovel, snatch, etc.

    Trouble is, haven't had the courage to get totally bogged yet. Have managed to keep going so far, so cannot tell you how good the MaxTrax are.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Forest View Post
    MaxTrax
    Other standard stuff, shovel, snatch, etc.

    Trouble is, haven't had the courage to get totally bogged yet. Have managed to keep going so far, so cannot tell you how good the MaxTrax are.
    The max trax are great in the sand. have not tested them in mud yet. You do have to make sure they are right under or held in by something cause they can get spat out.
    2011 Discovery 4 TDV6
    2009 DRZ400E Suzuki
    1956 & 1961 P4 Rover (project)
    1976 SS Torana (project - all cash donations or parts accepted)
    2003 WK Holden Statesman
    Departed
    2000 Defender Extreme: Shrek (but only to son)
    84 RR (Gone) 97 Tdi Disco (Gone)
    98 Ducati 900SS Gone & Missed

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    Snatch Strap
    Drag Chain
    Hand Winch
    Wire rope
    Hi-Lift
    2x4.75T bow shackles
    3x3.25T bow shackles
    Other assorted chain
    shovel
    axe
    pick
    gloves
    chainsaw (usually)

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    Being my first 4x4 in a few years i'm slowly building up my recovery gear and only have the basics for now ....... must rob a bank one of these days .

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    Snatch Strap

    2 x rated Shackes

    set of Leather Gloves

    Shovel

    Proper Recovery points

    and that's all I've ever needed.

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    As a minimum, I carry the following:

    1x Strop
    1x Snatch block
    2x Shackles
    1x Chain
    1x Shovel
    1x Hi-Lift

    With that, you can do most things.

    Depending on what I'm heading into, I'll supplement with the following:

    1x 10m strop
    1x Bridle (1.5m rope)
    1x 5m rope
    1x 10m rope
    2x Snatch blocks
    1x Chain
    Extra shackles.

    However, at work, all we carry are 3x ropes and a shovel.

    M

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie2 View Post
    Here's a fun topic....

    What recovery gear do you carry when offroading...????

    Not your touring spares, just your recovery gear... How much and what do you carry?
    Great topic mate.


    Quote Originally Posted by dm_td5 View Post
    All depends on where I'm going and what time of the year it is.
    Yep - cos its WET in the Wet and DRY in the Dry up here.

    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    My load out varies depending with what Im anticipating to come up against.

    but the basics are almost always there
    Ditto.
    Cheers, Dale
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    2x 4.75T bow shackles
    2x 3.2T bow shackles
    1x 9000lb Snatch strap
    1x Winch extension strap
    1x tree trunk protector
    1x warn winch with winch rope
    2x snatch blocks
    2 x 2 inch Jack plates
    Shovel (long handle)
    Drag chain
    2x hydraulic jacks
    1x Hi Lift jack
    On board compressor and 5lt tank
    2x external air ports
    Huge anderson plug on bull bar connected to starter battery incase jump required and other vehicle cannot get close.

    and for really tough terrain another vehicle with me

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