Wat is nou eintlik die groot verskil tussen die 2 fotos. Die towball lyk vir my sterker. Praat nou nie van snatsh recovery nie, net die gewone uitsleep.
Help asb. voor ek R 520 onnodig blaas op iets wat ek nie kan gebruik nie.
Recovery
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stephanvaneeden
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Re: Recovery
Die towbal in die tweede prentjie kan ook gebruik word solank die recovery strap / tou om die pin gaan en nie oor die ball nie
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Re: Recovery
I would opt for the ball-pin provided that it's mounting and rear bumper are adequately reinforced (including bumper mountings). The ball-pin is more versatile. 
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Don't take life too seriously ..... no-one gets out alive.
It's not about waiting for storms to pass. It's about learning to dance in the rain.
And be yourself ..... everyone else is taken!
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Re: Recovery
option 2
same as stated above by andy and casssie
same as stated above by andy and casssie
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if you want to change this to recovered , first recover me - and have a relevant picture / foto to prove it !
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if you want to change this to recovered , first recover me - and have a relevant picture / foto to prove it !
ADVANCED 4x4 DRIVER COURSES DONE : US 254135 / US 254154
(STILL AWAITING SO-CALLED TETA CERTIFICATION VIA THE SERVICE PROVIDER AFRICAN OFF-ROAD ACADEMY - WHAT A JOKE)
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Re: Recovery
Dankie man, ek het 'n Frontrunner replacement bumper, so recovery punte is in plek. Die towball lyk net beter as die gewone een en as ek hom kan gebruik vir ander doeleiendes ook, gat ek hom opsit vir gewone strap recovery.
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Re: Recovery
+1Mud Dog wrote:I would opt for the ball-pin provided that it's mounting and rear bumper are adequately reinforced (including bumper mountings). The ball-pin is more versatile.