Off-Road Ranger I
Does it have a center that spins free? Or does the rope just slide through?View attachment 74099 Or rather, snatch-ring.
I picked this up on Friday and put it to the test yesterday, works like a charm. It designed to work with synthetic rope and shackle.
For reference, a Warn snatch-block with shackle weighs over 9 lbs.
There is no moving parts on the ring itself, a soft shackle goes through the centre hole and the ring rotates on it. We used it yesterday on relatively difficult pull and there was no indication of use on the soft shackle or ring afterwardsDoes it have a center that spins free? Or does the rope just slide through?
Off-Road Ranger I
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Off-Road Ranger I
Good point!I wonder what the friction might look like in the presence of dirt or mud.
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Pathfinder I
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I agree, it might work great in a dry desert, but not in a mud pit, or after slipping off the top of deep ruts into even deeper mud! That is when you really need the advantage of a snatch block! But for those of you that do buy and use this in muddy conditions, please report how this product worked out for you? Vance.Every time I've had to use a snatch block it was a muddy nasty situation, I'm concerned about that and wear on the soft shackle.