Speedmaster 5 1/4 Tons 10500lbs Heavy Duty Recovery Hitch Point 3/4 Shackle for 2 Receiver
746-PCE567.1001
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Speedmaster recovery hitch point is fitted with a 4.75 tonne quality bow shackle. Perfect for those vehicles who have trouble mounting rear recovery points, it"s specifically designed to fit into leading manufacturer tow hitches and rear bars. The hitch itself is manufactured from high strength mild steel. The hitch can be turned both directions with the shackle hole horizontal or vertical to avoid shackle binding. Appropriate recovery points are essential to conduct the safe recovery of vehicles. It is recommended that all vehicles planning to go off road should have at least one recovery point at the rear. You should never ever use a tow ball for recovery purposes, they are not rated for the loads applied when performing vehicle recovery.
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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