Time is never wasted when your wasted all the time
WARNING: Towballs used for recoveries can, and do kill people and damage property.
Thats not a recovery point .........thats a life and windscreen extractor.............IDIOTS
1989 GQ LPG / PET TB42 LWB WAGON 4'LIFT 33's
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WARNING: Towballs used for recoveries can, and do kill people and damage property.
did you report this as not a safe item for recovery
i would have but dont have access to e/bay
It's a bit of a tricky one this one....
In the manuals Nissan actually call this the recovery point.
Its a stock GU one & its used......
The sad part is its got 7 bids on it so some monkey's gonna buy it fit it up & then go have a good lash at it to Test it out......... ?????
Hope no one gets hurt in that process........
Yep agree, Nissan call it a recovery point....if someone gets hurt they can then sue Nissan or may be it ok for recoveryOriginally Posted by AB
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WARNING: Towballs used for recoveries can, and do kill people and damage property.
I pulled mine off years ago, they get in the way when you hook up a trailer..
2004 ST GU4 TD42Ti
Can I get 4? I need something to strap my fridge to in the back of the Pigtrol.
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recovery point for winching onto a tow truck or tie down point
not a snatch recovery point, cant really report it to ebay as its a standered nissan parts and its damn handy for us tow truck opperators but shouldnt be mistaken as an off road recovery point.
Maxhead (9th October 2011)
When I was in the Navy, to use the 4WD's from the transport depot, you had to do a 4X4 course. It was basic maintainence and checks, off-road driving and recovery.
It all seemed pretty mundane at the time, but with all the fatalities, injuries and near misses you get these days. Maybe 4WD's will be the next to have their own class of license.
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