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nope but how bad could they be if they specialize in straps.. i didnt see prices though did you
its in a foreign currency...so i have no idea what it is....but im gonna look into em, the one i was reading about was for "agricultural" equipment recovery...nice
its hard to mess up tow straps. you could go to walmart and get them for <20 bucks...... that way you wouldnt have to pay shipping, etc.
Yeah - but.....If you have ever seen one break with pressure on it, you would want the best you could get the next time. These things have a lot of force when they break, and can cause a lot of damage and some horrific injuries if someone is standing in the wrong place when they break. Always lay a jacket or blanket or something on both ends of the strap to help control the loose ends if it should break, and never stand within range of the strap while someone is pulling with it. I would get the best one you can afford with the highest strength you can get. JMO
its hard to mess up tow straps. you could go to walmart and get them for <20 bucks...... that way you wouldnt have to pay shipping, etc.
Yeah - but.....If you have ever seen one break with pressure on it, you would want the best you could get the next time. These things have a lot of force when they break, and can cause a lot of damage and some horrific injuries if someone is standing in the wrong place when they break. Always lay a jacket or blanket or something on both ends of the strap to help control the loose ends if it should break, and never stand within range of the strap while someone is pulling with it. I would get the best one you can afford with the highest strength you can get. JMO
Agreed, the reason im lookin at straps at the moment is i recently had one snap and leave a nice reminder in my tailgate. my buddies strap 4x40 rated at 80,000pds snapped and found its way to my tailgate. i wouldnt pull anything other than a vw bug off the side of the road with a strap from walmart, much less a full size truck with 40s buried up to doors