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Soft Shackles
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NiallRussell
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Defo an error in the build. That should not happen.
neilly
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Got replacement ones from Winch-it.
Will see how these babies stand up, but they look cool.
Cheers
Will see how these babies stand up, but they look cool.
Cheers
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You want me to get stuck so you can pull the 90 out?
neilly
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Well if you insist on volunteering...LOL.
They certainly are easier to open / close than the std style soft shackles.
Cheers
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It's easy for me, I just drive normally and I will either break down or get stuck....
Interceptorxj
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Use small ones on my camping hammock.
neilly
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neilly
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So this last week , I have used "Winch It"s new improved soft shackles plus the older style of their soft shackles.
Nothing too strenuous and only slightly more than the gentle pull that the terrafirma ones failed at as previously shown.
Both styles passed with flying colours. Will deffo use them again.
Cheers
Nothing too strenuous and only slightly more than the gentle pull that the terrafirma ones failed at as previously shown.
Both styles passed with flying colours. Will deffo use them again.
Cheers
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I've only just noticed this thread. If you make your own it's quite useful being a Landy driver. Plenty of places to tie it to to get it pulled really tight.
