Recovery gear
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Recovery gear
what do you guys think about this in case you get stuck in snow, ice, sand, or anything I guess???
This looks good if the surface you got stuck in was flat. I am thinking if your tires got buried, this would be useless.
Are there other alternatives that you know of??
When I get my 4runner, I am going to buy some recovery gear: recovery strap, warn shackle etc. I saw the thread with the recovery gear list, but I did not see anything like this in people's list.
http://www.drivingcomfort.com/index.cfm?fa=p&pid=143
thank you,
Ken
This looks good if the surface you got stuck in was flat. I am thinking if your tires got buried, this would be useless.
Are there other alternatives that you know of??
When I get my 4runner, I am going to buy some recovery gear: recovery strap, warn shackle etc. I saw the thread with the recovery gear list, but I did not see anything like this in people's list.
http://www.drivingcomfort.com/index.cfm?fa=p&pid=143
thank you,
Ken
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kenn,
there's snow in irvine!?!?
if a shovel is not in the list, thats a good one.
that device looks more expensive than what its worth. but then again, im a so californian too so what do i know.
bob
there's snow in irvine!?!?
if a shovel is not in the list, thats a good one.
that device looks more expensive than what its worth. but then again, im a so californian too so what do i know.
bob
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hhahah,
the only snow in Irvine is from people who forget to use their head & shoulders. When I get my Runner, I plan to snow boarding as well as off roading in snow.
Ken
the only snow in Irvine is from people who forget to use their head & shoulders. When I get my Runner, I plan to snow boarding as well as off roading in snow.
Ken
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I'd say some wood from home depot will be cheaper Just get some 4x4's and you should be fine.
Make sure you have a good shovel.. A must have tool when you go out in the backcountry.
As for snow.... you mean that white stuff we actually have on our local mountains for once? shoot..... I just went there on sunday to play and look what I missed out on.... dang it! only wished the rain came a few days earlier!!!
Make sure you have a good shovel.. A must have tool when you go out in the backcountry.
As for snow.... you mean that white stuff we actually have on our local mountains for once? shoot..... I just went there on sunday to play and look what I missed out on.... dang it! only wished the rain came a few days earlier!!!
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I got a set of screw on traction plates from JC Whitney and put em' on some 1'' plywood boards. They work like a charm but best of all, it is easy and quick and cost about $35.00
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Check this thread on the off-road forum where recovery is discussed:
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/show...threadid=16190
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/show...threadid=16190
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