where do you get your recovery gear from?

[sota]

I need to pick up some tree savers, snatch blocks, shackles, winch line extension, etc. as I have a couple interesting tree re-erections I need to attempt. figure I would also use this as an opportunity to get some (possibly?) decent gear. so where does everyone buy their gear from?

I was about to buy a pair of these Rugged Ridge kits...
http://www.cseoffroad.com/1510425.html

but figured I should ask the "smart" people first where they get their stuff from.

Thanks! :smokin:

 

[Ry' N Jen]

When the budget was tight I Bought inexpensive stuff I we t to store called Princess Auto.
And when I had the cash I went with all ARB recovery gear, which we bought from ARB Canada.

 

[ridenby]

http://www.harborfreight.com/3-inch-x-30-ft-heavy-duty-recovery-strap-67230.html
They have some good stuff at a good price. Have this strap about 10yr now,a little worn still servicable,got some other stuff also.

 

[tjkj2002]

TSC for me,recovery strap and shackles.

 

[yellocoyote]

I got a bunch of stuff through Farm & Fleet or other Farm Surplus stores. Recovery straps and hi-lift were least expensive there, but yet still quality stuff.

 

[sota]

well, I ordered that stuff from CSE. at the very least I got it stupid fast!
the shackles feel beefy. the snatch blocks feel solid. the straps feel like good quality. I guess we'll see tomorrow when I try and upright a couple trees. I'll try and remember to take pictures.

 

[Dave]

Check Tractor Supply if there is one near you. I have some quality stuff from there.

Dave

 

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well, at the very least the CSE/Rugged Ridge stuff worked for the project I needed it for right now.

certainly was cheaper than getting one of the landscape guys to come out and do it... if I could have even gotten one. most are still busy doing downed tree removal around here.