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Snatch strap capacity
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https://www.toyota-4runner.org/general-discussions/157134-snatch-strap-capacity.html)
| Williejoebob |
12-12-2013 03:01 PM |
Snatch strap capacity
I actually have 2 questions that both relate to snatch strap capacity.
I'm in the process of outfitting my 2012 SR5 for mild off-roading and am wondering what brand and capacity snatch strap most of you carry in your
4Runners?
Also, thinking of getting a snatch strap as a Christmas present for a buddy who has a 3/4 ton truck (not sure of the vehicle weight) and would appreciate the same info.
Appreciate any help.
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| Quatre Coureur |
12-12-2013 03:31 PM |
Bubba Rope. The best money can buy. And you'll need a lot of it cause they're quite pricey. Keeper is a quality brand too. Capacity should be around 20- 30,000 pounds. More for bigger full-size trucks. Good luck.
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| YotaDan |
12-12-2013 03:51 PM |
We have our own made in the USA Recovery/Snatch Straps that include a cordura slider, as well as straps by ARB, Trail-Gear, and Icon.
Our Wheeler's Straps are rated at a 27,000lb Breaking strength. We also have our new Wrap-It strap for use when a vehicle does not have any real attachment points.
http://wheelersoffroad.com/product-c...ipment-320778/
The straps are all more than strong enough for your vehicle as well as any full size rig. |
| nevada |
12-12-2013 03:56 PM |
ive said it before on here. I use, and really like the Pro-Comp straps. very high quality. have been using them for years.
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| Williejoebob |
12-12-2013 04:57 PM |
Thanks a bunch. I went with a 24,000 lb for me and 33,000 lb for my friend.
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| fourwd1 |
12-13-2013 09:30 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by nevada
(Post 1560110)
ive said it before on here. I use, and really like the Pro-Comp straps. very high quality. have been using them for years.
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I fell for the Pro Comp straps a few years ago when they had a big sale on them.
They are not snatch straps, they are tow straps, and not to be used as a snatch strap. Said it right on the packaging and on strap.
Keeper is probably the best out there, they make slings and straps for industrial use.
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| Canazes9 |
12-13-2013 09:54 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by YotaDan
(Post 1560108)
We have our own made in the USA Recovery/Snatch Straps that include a cordura slider, as well as straps by ARB, Trail-Gear, and Icon.
Our Wheeler's Straps are rated at a 27,000lb Breaking strength. We also have our new Wrap-It strap for use when a vehicle does not have any real attachment points.
Recovery Equipment
The straps are all more than strong enough for your vehicle as well as any full size rig.
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I purchased a few of the Wheeler's straps in various sizes about a year ago. I haven't used them that much, but they seem to be well made and worked as intended.
David
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| nevada |
12-13-2013 11:17 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by fourwd1
(Post 1560836)
I fell for the Pro Comp straps a few years ago when they had a big sale on them.
They are not snatch straps, they are tow straps, and not to be used as a snatch strap. Said it right on the packaging and on strap.
Keeper is probably the best out there, they make slings and straps for industrial use.
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hm, im pretty sure I still have one in the box, id have to check.
that said, I have personally used them in pretty much every way you could think of. USUALLY as a snatch strap. they work GREAT.
im not really sure what you consider a snatch strap, or rather how they are different.
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| Quatre Coureur |
12-13-2013 12:17 PM |
Fourwd1 is right on about Keeper. I first came into contact with their products when I was an oiler/rigger on a crawler crane. They supplied all our slings. As for choosing a 30K # strap for a full-size? Good luck with that! Ever seen a F-350 on 54" Boggers buried up to the running boards in sticky mud? Trying to be snatched by two Dodge 3500 TDs? They were snapping 30,000 pound straps like spaghetti! The only thing that stood up to the abuse of repeated hard yanks was a 75,000# rated Bubba Rope. Simply the best!
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| snivilous |
12-13-2013 01:51 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by nevada
(Post 1560895)
hm, im pretty sure I still have one in the box, id have to check.
that said, I have personally used them in pretty much every way you could think of. USUALLY as a snatch strap. they work GREAT.
im not really sure what you consider a snatch strap, or rather how they are different.
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A snatch strap is designed to be slightly elastic so that it will stretch a bit allowing you to get a running start, where as a tow strap is non-elastic so shouldn't be jerked on and only pulled taught and then pulled on (no run up). A snatch strap will say it's a snatch strap or a kinetic recovery device; I personally have an ARB 27,000lbs rated one I got from Toytec.
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| fourwd1 |
12-13-2013 03:28 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by snivilous
(Post 1561059)
A snatch strap is designed to be slightly elastic so that it will stretch a bit allowing you to get a running start, where as a tow strap is non-elastic so shouldn't be jerked on and only pulled taught and then pulled on (no run up). A snatch strap will say it's a snatch strap or a kinetic recovery device; I personally have an ARB 27,000lbs rated one I got from Toytec.
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Bingo !
Give the man a cigar
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| nevada |
12-13-2013 05:17 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by snivilous
(Post 1561059)
A snatch strap is designed to be slightly elastic so that it will stretch a bit allowing you to get a running start, where as a tow strap is non-elastic so shouldn't be jerked on and only pulled taught and then pulled on (no run up). A snatch strap will say it's a snatch strap or a kinetic recovery device; I personally have an ARB 27,000lbs rated one I got from Toytec.
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yes, exactly.
these are what I use.
http://www.procompusa.com/prodDetail...5083&plID=1829
Quote:
Tear and mildew resistant nylon material assures long life and stretch required or an effective recovery of a stuck vehicle.
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I believe that's a typo and should say FOR an affective recovery...
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| KidVermicious |
12-13-2013 05:36 PM |
That says "recovery strap", though. In my experience, that's not a snatch strap.
Does it stretch like a bungee when you yank another truck with it?
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| nevada |
12-13-2013 05:47 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by KidVermicious
(Post 1561306)
That says "recovery strap", though. In my experience, that's not a snatch strap.
Does it stretch like a bungee when you yank another truck with it?
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there is some stretch yes, but not like a bungie. it works REALLY well.
ive used a shitton of various other brands of straps, these are my favorite so far.
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| NateMob |
12-13-2013 07:39 PM |
I also have a badass 30'*3" Pro Comp recovery strap that has served me really well. Nice thick webbing, good stitching, and leather covered ends. Has a nice amount of stretch to it that works great extracting vehicles from the mud. Don't get worked up over marketing words. They are selling you a product.
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