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Good Video to watch..This guy was lucky..Real lucky & he thought it was funny??

Winch Recover fail:

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Also demonstrates why rednecks and equipment of any type dont mix. Looked they were using it as a snatch?
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One of the other videos on Pat Calanan's eMag had two snatch straps connected with a shackle...The Poms seem to be good at the Darwinism stuff as well as the Russians. Saw a YouTube recently where an idiot is jumping his early Disco in a quarry - favourite 4WD venue for Poms it seems - until he bursts a tyre and bends the chassis.

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Hey dude, hold my beer.. that's not a good idea neither.

Damper blankets at both ends are required, I reckon.
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Geeezus. To be fair he looked as though he learnt his lesson.
I'm still amazed that there's even any discussion about this at-all; anything under significant tension should be secured at each end with a slack backup line/strap... basic rigging 101.
Much safer and easier to just have short straps on each end of the main strap and you're done.
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Maybe don't use a winch cable as a snatch strap, would also be a good lesson???
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