Two New "Rules"

[MagicMtnDan]

And you guys think I am crazy for carrying all this????:wow::wow::wow: http://www.svtoffroad.com/showthread.php?3514-Recovery-Gear/page2

No, you're not crazy. But you are welcome to join us on our runs so we have you and ALL your recovery gear! (Some day...) :thumbsup:

 

[KaiserM715]

And you guys think I am crazy for carrying all this????:wow::wow::wow: http://www.svtoffroad.com/showthread.php?3514-Recovery-Gear/page2

I don't think you are crazy at all!! I am slowly but surely expanding my gear to your level!!

 

[MagicMtnDan]

Yes please...enough of these games already!!

BS, if only you were there (maybe you would've gotten stuck too :mrgreen

Next time!

Here's a link: http://www.svtoffroad.com/showthrea...-Borrego-Desert-State-Park-amp-Ocotillo-Wells

 

[frogslinger]

A hi lift, base plate, and two sand ladders would have made that recovery WAY easier.

 

[frogslinger]

Or a winch, two spare raptors and a snatch block.

 

[frogslinger]

One Chinook and a sling...

 

[BigJ]

And you guys think I am crazy for carrying all this????:wow::wow::wow: http://www.svtoffroad.com/showthread.php?3514-Recovery-Gear/page2

Nosir! Your kit is the kit I'm building towards!

One Chinook and a sling...

I'd pay money to see that :mrgreen:

(Frog, remind me, which sand ladders to you suggest?)

 

[Nv Guy]

You only need one shakle... loop the tow rope through itself for one end.... the less hardware you use the safer it is.

Well, yeah less is better, but I have seen some recovery points where you would be hard pressed to loop a strap through, plus I dont like looping straps around themselves-but that's just me.

 

[MagicMtnDan]

A hi lift, base plate, and two sand ladders would have made that recovery WAY easier.

A Hi-Lift, base plate, two sand ladders, a Chinook and sling, LVDezrtDawg's recovery kit (great for day trips but can you really go camping with all that gear?) - heck, just having all the non-offroading Raptor owners out there to give us instant, on-the-spot advice would've helped :mrgreen:

A backhoe would've made it even easier.

Not driving on the former bottom of the Salton Sea would've been the best. I'm surprised no one mentioned that :mrgreen:

 

[KaiserM715]

You would have a tough time finding a shift frame backhoe in the US... Nacho could probably find one.