Shiny LR bullbar...where's the front recovery point?

Thanks for the info.
Shame I can't get a bash plate to fit, this brings me to another question: I thought I read somewhere that the D4 came with a plastic under motor cover. Mine has the plastic part under the radiator but is all metal under the engine. I bought is 2nd hand, just wondering if it may have had protection added?

Also some links to learn more about correct use of snatch strap would be appeciated, got me scared now!

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Originally Posted by RobA

Cargo barrier failed to stop the shackle on two occasions I am afraid. There is a lot of energy in a snatch recovery and far more than many would expect. Some folk reckon they would be able to catch the shackle which I find rather surprising I must say

Rob

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Agree it's not foolproof, but if I am going to be hit in the head by a shackle I would prefer it had had to get through a cargo barrier first to slow it down a bit:D

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Originally Posted by DiscoSteve

Thanks for the info.
Shame I can't get a bash plate to fit, this brings me to another question: I thought I read somewhere that the D4 came with a plastic under motor cover. Mine has the plastic part under the radiator but is all metal under the engine. I bought is 2nd hand, just wondering if it may have had protection added?

Also some links to learn more about correct use of snatch strap would be appeciated, got me scared now!

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Do a recovery course with a reputable 4x4 club.

Basics are, never use a towball to snatch from, only rated recovery points, if you need to use a shackle to connect make sure it is a quality rated shackle, and rated for at least twice the weight of the heaviest vehicle. Make sure the snatch strap is also rated for 2-3 times the weight of the heaviest vehicle, it s clean and in hood condition and not too old. Never use anything metal to join straps. Use a dampener.

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Originally Posted by DiscoSteve

I thought I read somewhere that the D4 came with a plastic under motor cover. Mine has the plastic part under the radiator but is all metal under the engine. I bought is 2nd hand, just wondering if it may have had protection added?

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The engine guard is steel from the factory. Part # LR014235 which superceded KRB500270.

http://www.lrisolutions.co.uk/media/...m/img_2180.jpg
Cheers,
Scott