Rotating recovery points. Comparison and pricing.

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Tal about my piecemeal responses

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Think, maybe but spell correctly not yet.

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That is what Ron is for.

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Originally Posted by rathgar

Tal about my piecemeal responses - anyway,

This is interesting taken from Just Staps website

"NEW MANDATORY SAFETY STANDARD It is recommended that the minimum breaking strength of the strap should be between 2 and 3 times the vehicle's gross vehicle mass (GVM) and the strap must be suited to the (GVM) of the lighter of the two vehicles used in the recovery process.Please click on Snatch Strap Industry Guidelines 2008 for full details. "

I have no afiliation with them just an easy source of info.

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And there you go!

1x 8,000kg snatch strap for almost any LR :)

Personally I prefer to use the 8,000kg straps on most 4wds. Makes the strap the fuse in the connection.

A failed strap makes a whip, metal makes a missile.

Probably a stupid question, I have a ARB deluxe winch bar on my disco2 if I want to fit these rings as recovery points where abouts would the optimal mounting points be on my bar? Thanks in advance.
Pete

Pete, I will be fitting a set to my lads D2 in coming weeks.. I will take some photos... And post here...

Thanks that would be great.
Pete

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Originally Posted by pete

Probably a stupid question, I have a ARB deluxe winch bar on my disco2 if I want to fit these rings as recovery points where abouts would the optimal mounting points be on my bar? Thanks in advance.
Pete

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Are the attach points between the bar and the vehicle good enough? I've seen a collection of bars (some with reputable brands) that have been ripped off the front of vehicles by snatch recoveries. Might be worth checking...

Coop

Have had these mounted that way in the past.

An ARB for example requires 15t of force to deform the crush cans...