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Does anyone know of a good place to get quality wheeling gear (i.e. recovery/tow straps, d-rings/shackle, snatch block, etc.) in the Ft. Lauderdale area?
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Posted 06 August 2003 - 01:36 PM
2003 Rubicon
4.88 gears / belly-up skid
3" lift & 33" Goodyear MT/R
Toys By Troy full sports bar with back add on and spreader bar
ARB Bull Bar / AEV rockerguards
Off Your Rocker Corner Guards
Warn Winch / Safari Snorkel
IPF off road lights / Currie bumper & tire carrier
4.88 gears / belly-up skid
3" lift & 33" Goodyear MT/R
Toys By Troy full sports bar with back add on and spreader bar
ARB Bull Bar / AEV rockerguards
Off Your Rocker Corner Guards
Warn Winch / Safari Snorkel
IPF off road lights / Currie bumper & tire carrier
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Posted 06 August 2003 - 03:48 PM
Snorky,
Garmin's in Hollywood.
I would check here first: Recovery Gear
I purchased a good quality hook and cable cheaper than I could get it from Warn as they are the supplier. Toll free number too.
Garmin's in Hollywood.
I would check here first: Recovery Gear
I purchased a good quality hook and cable cheaper than I could get it from Warn as they are the supplier. Toll free number too.
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Posted 12 August 2003 - 09:39 AM
As far as self recovery, has anyone used a "pull pal?" this is the link to their web site www.pullpal.com
I have also been told that a regular boat anchor can be used. Anyone ever tried that?
Snorky
I have also been told that a regular boat anchor can be used. Anyone ever tried that?
Snorky
2003 Rubicon
4.88 gears / belly-up skid
3" lift & 33" Goodyear MT/R
Toys By Troy full sports bar with back add on and spreader bar
ARB Bull Bar / AEV rockerguards
Off Your Rocker Corner Guards
Warn Winch / Safari Snorkel
IPF off road lights / Currie bumper & tire carrier
4.88 gears / belly-up skid
3" lift & 33" Goodyear MT/R
Toys By Troy full sports bar with back add on and spreader bar
ARB Bull Bar / AEV rockerguards
Off Your Rocker Corner Guards
Warn Winch / Safari Snorkel
IPF off road lights / Currie bumper & tire carrier
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Posted 12 August 2003 - 10:36 AM
Snorky,
Pull Pal does not work in good mud too well. It will keep dragging and sinking.
If you can't find another Jeep, tree, etc... burry a spare tire and hook up your winch to it.
Pull Pal does not work in good mud too well. It will keep dragging and sinking.
If you can't find another Jeep, tree, etc... burry a spare tire and hook up your winch to it.
El Niņo
Experience is defined as something you get, after you need it.
Give the world the best you have. The best will come back to you...
There are no rules for good photographs, there are only good photographs.
"Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbour." 9th Commandment.
"Speak not Evil of the absent for it is unjust." George Washington, Rule 89 of Civility and Decent Behavior.
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