Recovery gear sale!!!!
10-21-2010, 11:43 AM
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-tow strap 2"X30' 20,000rated
-gloves
-tire plug kit
-tri-fold shovel(pretty cool)
-d-ring shackles/ or a 2" (hitch/receiver mount with d-ring)
also just to think about
-superflow compressor
-quick air deflators
-accu-guage 0-60psi gauge
Im sure alot of you are saying oh i dont need that or well i'd also like this in it, so here is a start a great beginners set-up. Just let me know what you would want to add or subtract.
Im meeting with our local "bag maker" next week to go over plans to make a bag for all this.
A forum member awhile back suggested he would like to have some sort of a back pack to just throw on and run up a trail...something you can put up on a wheelwell and clip in to the roll bar, padded back and shoulder straps, and misc pouches. I thought this was a great idea so thats the way im going with it.....
Thoughts////suggestions????????
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10-21-2010, 05:38 PM
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Stick with some good D-Rings and make it a Recovery strap instead of a tow strap... hmm.
I'd say give us an option without the compressor, but I guess the on-board air can't get to another vehicle unless it can get next to it... So good call on that.
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I'd say give us an option without the compressor, but I guess the on-board air can't get to another vehicle unless it can get next to it... So good call on that.
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10-21-2010, 05:49 PM
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I have the rest of the recovery gear, but would be interested in just the compressor. I have been looking for that model compressor for a while now in Canada, and can't seem to find it anywhere. I'd like to know how much you'd charge for that, and if you can ship to Canada, (via USPS preferably as UPS and FedEx charge INSANE amounts of money for brokerage). If you can't ship to Canada I have a receiver south of the border who can accept packages for me.. but would prefer not to go that route as I do not particularly like crossing the border, not to mention my passport just expired. 
10-21-2010, 08:00 PM
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I say you should keep it just the way you have it with the compressor and stauns and everything else, throw it in a bag and sell it for $185.00 shipped and you'll sell a ton of them to us. Truly a win win for everybody. Keep us posted!
10-22-2010, 03:51 AM
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Plus if the bag un-zips far enough you can use that to lay over the strap to dappen it if it snaps. My only question is if it should be a snatch strap and not a tow strap or if just doesnt matter. And my vote is for d rings, I dont have a hitch on my jeep.