circlepete
Active Member
What's a good starter recovery kit to carry for the daily driver jeep..thanks
Recovery gear/kits for beginners
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Meme King
RECOVERY GEAR : A Must Have Before Hitting the Trails
If there's one question I get asked all the time from new Jeepers it's, “what’s the first mod I should do to my Jeep?” And, my answer to them is always the same, “recovery gear”. Fact of the matter is, whether you’re new to the world of off-roading with a right off the show room floor stock...
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circlepete
Active Member
Thanks...I thought I saw this once before...but i couldn't find the thread...lol
RECOVERY GEAR : A Must Have Before Hitting the Trails
If there's one question I get asked all the time from new Jeepers it's, “what’s the first mod I should do to my Jeep?” And, my answer to them is always the same, “recovery gear”. Fact of the matter is, whether you’re new to the world of off-roading with a right off the show room floor stock...
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
While this isn’t cheap, it’s a good start and convenient way the bag.
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jesse3638
Hooked
For sake of attempting to recover a non jeep or 4x4 with recover points I also carry a J-hook. It allows you to create a tow point using most holes in the frame or unibody. I was going to get an RTJ cluster but was told by the guy I bought it from that the J-hook would work in 90% of situations and takes up less space.
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
I would get a soft shackle long before I got a j hook.