Chains Are Better Than Straps?
02-23-2006, 07:31 PM
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wap, wher did u get that 6" 60,000lb strap, i need one of those. My biggest is a 4" 40,000 40ft srap, but i perfer my 3" 30,000lb 30ft. The way i see it is if i cant get my truck that close they prolly aint comin out. But let me know where u got that.
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or jus post it and ill try to find it
You can e-mail me at taylorcolt@hotmail.com
or jus post it and ill try to find it
03-08-2006, 08:14 PM
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TXBoy, no offense here dude, but you need a spellcheck REALLY bad, LMFAO!
Anyway, this is getting pretty redundant here, but just use common sense. Don't pull more than what the device is rated for, and straps are for higher speed recoveries, while chains are for SLOW, STEADY recoveries.
If you want to diffuse the whole arguement, buy a winch and use nylon rope! Case Closed!
Anyway, this is getting pretty redundant here, but just use common sense. Don't pull more than what the device is rated for, and straps are for higher speed recoveries, while chains are for SLOW, STEADY recoveries.
If you want to diffuse the whole arguement, buy a winch and use nylon rope! Case Closed!
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