Posted by sflem849 on September 08, 2010 at 20:49:20 from (69.197.84.192):
In Reply to: stuck in da MUD!!! posted by bc on September 08, 2010 at 19:43:29:
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Mr Saftey - An electric winch (esp one from HF for $100) would not be rated for the weight you need. Yes, you could use pulleys to up the pulling force, but it still isn't rated for that pull. In addition, you better throw another 0 on that price if you would like something rated for overhead lifting. That is more dangerous than the chain! As for in the pickup or trailer I can't knock it until you tell me you could use it to secure your load. :lol:
I think a "snap strap" or other nylon pulling device is the safest thing to use to pull a stuck vehicle out. They are designed to not fly at the operators in the even of a break. Weighting the chain is another option that greatly increases saftey.
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