"MACK" style bar are all the rage on B&S utes as well
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"MACK" style bar are all the rage on B&S utes as well
Wonder if the OP's club also recommend using a towball for recoveries? Seriously. Who in their right mind would recommend the OEM hook to do recoveries from?
The $180 to fit it was also pretty amusing (as long as you aren't paying the bill).
Im thinking that they're not talking about the hook that comes on them all from the factory. I think he means an aftermarket recovery hook that is made by nissan as he mentions fitting. Not sure but that's my guessQuote:
Originally Posted by mudski
Don't really know mate, as I wouldn't have thought Nissan wouldn't make aftermarket recovery hooks. I'd be keen to see a Nissan "aftermarket" recovery hook though.
Yeah I haven't seen any but that doesn't mean much lol. Its just that he mentions fitting and we all know that those hooks come fitted?
So I don't mean to cause any trouble in posting other sites products so please inform me if I shouldn't do it, But has anyone here tested this rear recovery point/option? These just go straight into the where the towbar goes right?
http://www.patrolapart.com.au/produc...ch-with-bow-2/
And these for the front? http://www.patrolapart.com.au/produc...ecovery-point/
Yea ive got one and most people use these, they are great and by far the safest/easiest/cheapest option
Your fine to post that mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mitch.mccabe
Either or both are acceptable recovery points
The one for the towbar is just an ordinary recovery hitch and is a must for rear recoveries as tow balls can kill!
As for the front ones, get in touch with threeedogs on the forums here, his front recovery point outback ideas, are the most popular around here.