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Very Annoyed
 


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Have the ropes already.
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martin4x4 wrote:
...ropes buy the ones with loops spliced (Eye splice) in at both endsI'd go for ropes with hooks on, no need for shackles then
I'd go for ropes with hooks on, no need to use shackles with them then The End  
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I want the shackles because the sump guard on my RRS makes attaching the ropes blind difficult.
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You just need to open the hole in it up a bit Dom to make it easier to get a hook or shackle on, D3 ones have the same issue
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If theres going to be a group buy I need both shackles and rope / straps too Confused
  
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Very Annoyed wrote:
I want the shackles because the sump guard on my RRS makes attaching the ropes blind difficult.


Va Pop up to my workshop and I will modify your sump guard accordingly Thumbs Up
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Hi again, Non Stick here.
let me get some prices together for shackles & strops etc & I will post back here with in a few days.
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Non Stick
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Very Annoyed
 


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Whilst you're at it I'm interested in a spare wheel mount for the roof rack. Wink
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Non Stick Nick
 


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OK here we go.

4.75 tonne tested shackles – 23mm pin galv finish £3.10 each
3.25 tonne tested shackles – 19mm pin galv finish £1.95 each

60 mm wide duplex straps rated @ 2 tonnes for lifting safety factor of 6:1 protected eyes at each end…

2m £8.10 each
3m £11.50 each
4m £15.50 each
5m £18.50 each
6m £21.50 each

Other lengths available please ask.

All prices include vat & delivery to the next pub meet at Cobham.

Cheers
Non Stick
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Nick
without appearing to be seen as a complete idiot ...........
Can you suggest what I would NEED to carry please?
  
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I have a couple of these you have have - WLL 4 3/4 T

Maybe just make a donation to the site

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Ooo - NSN - now I'm interested (and gives me a reason to come to the next SEMeet)

I already have an unmarked (and therefore unrated) strap and shackles - time to sort this out

Whats the most appropriate length of strap to have then?
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Non Stick Nick
 


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Taz,
It all depends on what you get up to. I get involved with winching & recovery work off road, therefore I carry a lot of kit.
If you are just an occasional off roader then you obviously need a lot less kit.
I would suggest that you need 2 strops 1 short say 3-4 metre & 1 long say a 6 metre.
Strops are easier to store, easier to clean and easier to spot dammage on, compared to ropes in my opinion.
Make sure that you keep the kit out of the reach of the sun when not in use!
I suggest you need 2 shackles per strop & as I suggested earlier why not get 2 large and 2 small. In that way you get flexibility.
I always carry a shovle as well.

That should get you started.
please call 07884066643 for further advice if necessary as I can talk a good not but it don't always come out of the key pad when typeing.
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Non Stick
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Hi NSN, I need just one 4.75 shackle. I'm happy to send you a cheque, but I might not be able to make it to a meeting. I regularly drive up the M4 though. Perhaps I could collect from your work?
Thanks.
  
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Non Stick Nick
 


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SN,
The slick answer is one that is long enough for the job next time you need one, or a little as possible and as much as you need.

As I have indicated in the previous answer, its horses for courses.

Your untested equipment may indeed be fine but the thing is no one knows.
Also dont' get the impression that because you may have all the latest rated gear that it won't break becuse it does and I have seen it happen.

All you can do is use best practice of using the proper equipment.

Cheers
Non Stick Nick
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