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  • Typical 4wd action bullshit. The blokes driving the mag are all still in nappies so its no wonder there is so much crap. Its a known fact 4wd action only support their advertisers and anyone else gets bagged. What a shit mag!

  • haha just broke a 30,000lb tow strap pulling out a tractor in snow snatch straps are the way to go

  • Love to see that in super slow motion...:)

  • i have the magazine issue they did on this test, most of the straps broke more than what they were rated at.

    See i have a 1.8 tonne 4x4 and normally snatch out 4x4's larger than mine say around 2.2 tonne.. thats 4 tonne and i use a 10 tonne strap (it was cheaper than the 8 and by just straps)

    So theres a extra 6 tonnes of strap not being used, but remember that the weight of the vehicle isnt the weight ur pulling out, its usually lighter except for some extreme situations.

  • That is completely false. 90% of the time during a recovery the weight you're pulling GREATER than the weight of the vehicle you're pulling by a significant factor

  • fuckkkkkkkkkkkk meeeeeeeeee

  • wouldnt wanna b in the way of that

  • those straps probably broke in the area of 50,000lbs..my guess. Most recovery straps are rated at 18,000,27,000+..the ones that are that thick anyways.

  • really makes you think when theres more than 2tone on each end of a snatch strap

  • well it might if they told you how much pressure it took to fail.

    as it stands all I know is straps can break with a huge machine designed to break stuff.

    if you are trying to teach someone they arent unbreakable I guess it is a good lesson.

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