Vehicle recovery is all part of traveling off-road, not the sign of a journey gone wrong. To be fully equipped for whatever lies ahead, 4WD travelers and their 4x4 should always be prepared to perform a snatch or winch recovery to extract a vehicle in need. The TJM Heavy Duty Recovery Kit has everything you need, partnered with your rated recovery points and/or recovery winch to perform almost all types of vehicle recoveries confidently and safely. Inside its durable gear bag is an 11T snatch strap, a 10T equalizer strap, a 6T winch extension strap, a 10T snatch block with instruction booklet, two 16mm bow shackles, two 19mm bow shackles, a recovery blanket with instruction booklet and a pair of recovery gloves, as well as a handy snatch strap safety guidelines booklet. Remember, to ensure a safe snatch strap recovery, it's recommended that the minimum breaking strength of the strap should be 2-3 times the Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) of the lightest vehicle.
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Vehicle recovery is all part of traveling off-road, not the sign of a journey gone wrong. To be fully equipped for whatever lies ahead, 4WD travelers and their 4x4 should always be prepared to perform a snatch or winch recovery to extract a vehicle in need. The TJM Heavy Duty Recovery Kit has everything you need, partnered with your rated recovery points and/or recovery winch to perform almost all types of vehicle recoveries confidently and safely. Inside its durable gear bag is an 11T snatch strap, a 10T equalizer strap, a 6T winch extension strap, a 10T snatch block with instruction booklet, two 16mm bow shackles, two 19mm bow shackles, a recovery blanket with instruction booklet and a pair of recovery gloves, as well as a handy snatch strap safety guidelines booklet. Remember, to ensure a safe snatch strap recovery, it's recommended that the minimum breaking strength of the strap should be 2-3 times the Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) of the lightest vehicle.
