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    Quote Originally Posted by michaelgreeny View Post
    G'day guys,

    Sorry if this has already been covered but I couldn't find this information anywhere..strangely enough.

    We've got a 11,000 ARB snatch strap, they didn't have any 8,000 left so upgraded us, our friends have an 8,000 strap (I think).

    Question is. Which one do we use? We have a GU patrol and they have an older Triton ute, obviously lighter than us.

    Should you use a strap suited to the lighter car, heavier car, the one thats bogged etc? What would you do if you were pulling out a Suzuki Sierra?

    Cheers
    Snatch strap rating should be 2 to no more than 3 times the actual weight of the lightest vehicle in the snatch.

    If you haven't used the 11,000 Kg one I would take it back as they haven't upgraded you at all.
    All they did was find a way to take your money when they were out of stock of the item you needed rather than get you one in or have you go elsewhere.

    ... and when snatching out a Sierra use either their strap or the 'laccy out of your jocks
    Last edited by the evil twin; 14th June 2016 at 11:07 PM.
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