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MEAN MOTHER
Mean Mother Bow Shackle 19 x 22mm 4.7T MM512
Mean Mother Bow Shackle 19 x 22mm 4.7T MM512
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When youre out on the tracks, bow shackles are recovery essentialsand having a few spares is never a bad idea. These heavy-duty shackles are perfect for connecting recovery straps, tree trunk protectors, winch extension straps, and snatch blocks.
The 5.0T bow shackles with a 19mm pin are built for the tough stuff, making them ideal for electric winch recovery situations. With a high-visibility finish, theyre easy to find in the mud, sand, or at night. Best of all, theyre W.L.L. compliant with AS/NZS 2741.2002, so you know theyre up to the task.
Key Features:
TIP: To avoid seizing the screw pin, its always a good idea to back off about 1/2 to 1 turn after fully hand tightening. Shackle pins can seize due to the force exerted during recovery operations.
Before use: Inspect shackles before and after use for any damage. If pins are hard to turn or the shackle has been overstressed, it should be immediately replaced.
Caution: Shackles can become a lethal missile if something should break or fail during a recovery. Ensure that all spectators are well clear and all recovery lines have a dampening blanket on them (Refer page 41). Never load a shackle across its width because the load will be imposed on the threads. The force must be at right angles to the pin.
The 5.0T bow shackles with a 19mm pin are built for the tough stuff, making them ideal for electric winch recovery situations. With a high-visibility finish, theyre easy to find in the mud, sand, or at night. Best of all, theyre W.L.L. compliant with AS/NZS 2741.2002, so you know theyre up to the task.
Key Features:
- 5,000kg (5.0T) capacity with 19mm pin
- High-visibility finish for quick ID in harsh conditions
- Compliant with AS/NZS 2741.2002 load standards
- Perfect for winching & heavy-duty recoveries
TIP: To avoid seizing the screw pin, its always a good idea to back off about 1/2 to 1 turn after fully hand tightening. Shackle pins can seize due to the force exerted during recovery operations.
Before use: Inspect shackles before and after use for any damage. If pins are hard to turn or the shackle has been overstressed, it should be immediately replaced.
Caution: Shackles can become a lethal missile if something should break or fail during a recovery. Ensure that all spectators are well clear and all recovery lines have a dampening blanket on them (Refer page 41). Never load a shackle across its width because the load will be imposed on the threads. The force must be at right angles to the pin.
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