Recovery and other tools

Started by abnormaltoy, April 20, 2005, 12:38:24 PM

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abnormaltoy

I've got a winch. Air isn't a concern, I've got onboard air. I'm more interested in other tire and recovery tools y'all carry.
Thanks,
Mark
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KYOTA

Hi-Lift, straps, shackles, snatch block, shovel

BLACKDOG

Miscellaneous boards, shovel, towstraps
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MiniSimp

Hi-Lift, Tow Straps, Come-a-long, Tree Saver, Axe, Shovel, Ratchet Tie Down Straps.

grandeyota

Some CRC 6-56 marine spray for distributor cap/plug wires if it they get  wet. Tire plugs, spare valve stems, and for air I use a 20 oz CO2 tank from a paintball gun. The thing that's gotten the most use is my cell phone or a CB so the rest of the group can find me if thier not around.
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IronClad

whenever i go out on recovery  i usually have  about 80 feet of  large chain.  around 150 feet of straps.  my winch plus extra cable. a couple snatch blocks varrious  hooks and d rings   a few shovels   an axe  plus a pick axe . depending on the terrian  i'll carry a set of  custom made  ramps..  hmm...  cant think of much else   besides  the other normal things  like blankets and food and water and whatnot.
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83yota

i will never use a tor strap again i learned my lesson the hard way but i guess thats what i get for buying a ford
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IronClad

Ive never had much a problem with straps . mainly because  i never  use one under 4"  wide and rated for any less that about 30,000 lbs  even when pulling out toyotas.  its not fun when  they break and stuff goes flying.  especially when chains break !  i dont like to use chains to much but they make for good anchoring.
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mudaddict

highlift,shovel,tree saver, d rings a couple tow straps
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abnormaltoy

Thanks everybody  :bowdown:
I was kind of wondering if anyone carried tire irons, a pull pal or stuff like that...but, I can't really see a need for a pull pal in AZ! I guess I need to lay in a supply of straps!
Mark
The things that come to those who wait, may be the things left by those who got there first.

I contend that for a nation to try to tax itself into prosperity is like a man standing in a bucket and trying to lift himself up by the handle.
-- Winston Churchill

Censorship, that most subtle tool of oppression, the tool of the fearful and small minded. 8/15/2008

"It is interesting that we are asked to NOT judge all Muslims by the actions of a few lunatics. Too bad gun owners can't get same judgment."
Travis Tritt (I know!)

Volcom

A couple of shovels, two tow straps, a couple of D-rings.  I need to add a high lift to that one of these days.
84 4Runner
Swapped EFI and a rebuilt 22RE
Marlin Dual Ultimate crawler
Marlin high steer
TG springs
5.29's, Aussie locked front and rear
39.5" Iroks on 15x10 2.5" backspaced wheels
109" wheelbase
Addicted Off Road 8 point cage
Addicted Off Road front bumper

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UNBREAKABLE

I don't like hi-lifts....too dangerous for me :nerv:
That's how I roll

whiteman

Quote from: RockwelledToyota on April 21, 2005, 05:02:36 PM
I don't like hi-lifts....too dangerous for me :nerv:
I dont like them either but I carry it any way.  i have used it twice, you just have to be carfull. 
I honestly dont carry that much, just have to have a good suppliment of Mountain Dew.    :thumbs:
I just learn to improvise when i am on the trail.

Hyena

First Aid kit, water, oil, powersteering fluid, brake fluid, high lift, tools, gas, tow strap, spare axles, spare tire, misc. nuts/ bolts/ washers, u/joints, anything you can think of you should bring.  always bring what you don't need so you have it when you do need it.

Willy Mammoth

Trailer to bring all the stuff you think you may need, don't forget the kitchen sink, you may need to wash your hands.

Just think of what could go wrong and bring what you would need to make temporary repairs. Then the basics that have been listed already.
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