Offroad-Express

already posted
http://www.offroadexpress.co.nz/Forums/ ... 31&t=34158

ouch

doest hurt to get a reminder though

p.s, this is more of a, why not to use a boat rope as a snatching rope....

they dont stretch. and also why not to use bumper as a snatching point.

Dirtydog wrote:p.s, this is more of a, why not to use a boat rope as a snatching rope....

they dont stretch. and also why not to use bumper as a snatching point.

Or why not to own a Jeep ...I'm allowed to say that as i own one...damn can't believe I just admitted that

LOLYF wrote:Or why not to own a Jeep ...I'm allowed to say that as i own one...damn can't believe I just admitted that

There's no turning back now
Tell us you just got a junker for parts

Dirtydog wrote:p.s, this is more of a, why not to use a boat rope as a snatching rope....

they dont stretch. and also why not to use bumper as a snatching point.

Boats use all kinds of rope. I use 3 twisted strand rope used for mooring rope for snatching and is more durable than the webbing straps that break at the stitching
Just so happens they used spectra with a over braid with 1% stretch which i just so happen to carry also but only for winch extensions.

Cheers,

sibainmud wrote:There's no turning back now
Tell us you just got a junker for parts

got it because I couldn't say no to the price, but at least it's not a nissan eh

my bumper hasn't fallen off yet

I once helped an old koozer that had taken his 2wd van and got stuck up near Ahipara.

When I snatched him out I couldn't resist giving him a good had yank to teach him a lesson but must have been a bit too ruthless as his bullbars came right off haha.