Good recovery articles including the Strap-Strap stick method

Started by clarkstoncracker, November 14, 2006, 06:24:35 PM

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clarkstoncracker



http://www.greatlakes4x4.com/showthread.php?t=12168


This posts explains how to safely tow or snatch a vehicle!    edit:and Strap-Strap stick method

Remember, improper towing can and will kill you!


Bigdaddy

Free your mind...and your ass will follow!

NEVER ARGUE WITH AN IDIOT, THEY'LL BRING YOU DOWN TO THEIR LEVEL AND BEAT YOU WITH EXPERIENCE!!

fukkinrizzo

Please take the time to read this or at least skim through it

below is the intro, click on the link for the article


INTRO:
I decided to do this article because of the overwhelming number of incredibly dangerous things I see people do during vehicle recovery - in my own club, in magazines, and in pictures on the 'net.  This is another one of those area's where there is an incredible amount of misinformation out there - and you know how I HATE misinformation.  Common things I see people doing wrong all the time include:

1) Improper selection of gear, without understanding load ratings and safety margins

2) Improper use of gear - side loading shackles, improper use of wire-rope clips, hooking straps and cables to themselves without understanding the significant loss of load rating incurred, etc.

3) Unsafe practices - not keeping the area clear, handling wore rope with bare hands, etc.

This article will attempt to clear up all of these and more.  It focuses on the proper selection and use of equipment for off-road vehicle recovery using an electric winch.  It does not go into great detail about how to actually operate the winch or rig a winching operation - there are many other good sources for this information including:

- The U.S. Army vehicle recovery manual, Warn's Guide to Winching, Magazine Articles, and other web pages.

What it will focus on is all the other important info that isn't contained anywhere else, or at least not in any place or format readily accessible to recreational four wheelers. The information regarding rigging and equipment apply equally well if applying the force with a come-along, Hi-Lift jack or hand winch.  So - without further ado....

click here for full recovery article <<<<<<<=============

click here for Military recovery article <<<<<<<=============


stock POS 1983 Ford Ranger
sweet ass Super Swampers on used Ford Explorer steel rims

new name: "parking spot"


mudboggincrazy

the  last  pic  of the  stick  in the  strap   is  the  way  i  was  trying  to  tell  that  way  u  can  even  shorten  the  strap   more  if  u  have to 
bog  it  like  you  stole it   chevvv  can take  it           
if its  2 loud then cover  your ears  damit     350?ci s10 on danas  and 44 boggers  chevvv

chevy599

thanks for sharing this now i know the actual way to pull
chevv chevgal chevvv ==rf ==fo

Bigdaddy

Free your mind...and your ass will follow!

NEVER ARGUE WITH AN IDIOT, THEY'LL BRING YOU DOWN TO THEIR LEVEL AND BEAT YOU WITH EXPERIENCE!!

Orangecrush


dossows



Russ

KALI88

 thanks a  8)lot. i never thought about half the stuff he showed me

KALI88


KALI88

hey you need a couple of ford and jeep symbols in the mix      ==jk ;D

59willys

59 willys pickup 455 buick motor 2.5 ton gmc axles 48"tractor tires lots of fun

Bo Duke

<br />Yes Its Fast..... No you Cant Ride it!

Axlejack

Some parts of this was a dry read but so much good info. safety must be on all our minds when were out there having fun. Our kids and spouses lives depend on it. A big thanks for sharing!!!

Timmah!


duel1985

IT DOESNT MATTER WHAT YOU HAVE JUST GET IN HOLD ON AND GO

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