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    I had an engineer look at mine and said it would be possible to do light snatch recoveries; but only if all bolts attaching the bullbar are high tensile and an equaliser strap is used.

    ...wouldn't put that in writing though.

    Waz

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    Quote Originally Posted by agrojnr View Post
    We can fit plates (which we cut) for recovery points (arb sell them)

    They make them for all types including disco/rangie

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    Are the eye's everyone is talking about on the bottom directly below the jacking points?. Pat

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    Methinks we need sum pitchers?
    (just so we are all on the same page)

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    Quote Originally Posted by matti4556 View Post
    Methinks we need sum pitchers?
    (just so we are all on the same page)

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    those eyes are only mild steel sheet, I stuck a shackle into one and got towed less than ten km when I turned off the Tanami towards Halls Creek on the bitumen when the fuel ran out. The eyes were a little deformed after a gentle tow on the bitumen so I would not expect much under a snatch recovery situation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slug_burner View Post
    those eyes are only mild steel sheet, I stuck a shackle into one and got towed less than ten km when I turned off the Tanami towards Halls Creek on the bitumen when the fuel ran out. The eyes were a little deformed after a gentle tow on the bitumen so I would not expect much under a snatch recovery situation.
    So using them for winching is also not a good idea?

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    Quote Originally Posted by It'sNotWorthComplaining! View Post
    So using them for winching is also not a good idea?
    Lets put it this way, if someone expecting a snatch or winching from me had connected up to those I would refuse.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Waxenwane View Post
    Lets put it this way, if someone expecting a snatch or winching from me had connected up to those I would refuse.
    looks by the answers ( lack of many) there are no good recovery points for a Disco that are safe on the front.

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    Quote Originally Posted by It'sNotWorthComplaining! View Post
    Those eyes were apparantly used in manufacture (to hold bar in jig or something) and were never intended to be used for towing or recovery.

    I'm not sure if it was due to some 'unfortunate incidents' or not but I notice that they do not appear on later ARB bars.
    Roger


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