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    Rated bow shackle or rated D shackle?

    Hi all,

    Just wondering which is better to use in recovery, a rated bow shackle or rated D shackle?

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    Bow is the recovery standard !
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    Plus the bow is multidirectional.
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    Il dado è tratto

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    Plus the BO helps you do cool jumps & drive fast on dirt......















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    Bow all the way.
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    Bow shackles are the go, you can fit more straps on one ,
    say if using a tree trunk protector for eg,
    Go to a sling shop like Beaver or similar and buy a few 4.7 and some 3.2
    might be cheaper than a 4x4 shop.
    Or buy a recovery kit in a bag from a 4x4 shop if it has all you need in it
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    Quote Originally Posted by 04OFF View Post
    Plus the BO helps you do cool jumps & drive fast on dirt......















    I prefer the General Lee, then Miss Daisy (we must be old)
    1999 GU 4500 dual fuel

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