Rear recovery point

What does everyone use as their rear recovery point? I was checking out a receiver d-ring but had some concerns about the strength of the receiver. What is everyone using?

 

Shackle receiver, unless you put a plate bumper on.

 

Yes

 

I have this:

$90 2" (Steel) Receiver Bracket w/ 4-3/4 TON Crosby McKISSICK D-Shackle & Locking Hitch Pin (Off-Road Recovery)

http://www.amazon.com/Receiver-McKISSICK-D-Shackle-OFF-ROAD-RECOVERY/dp/B00M11ZI08

 

That looks really sweet!

 

Thanks been used and abused and has held up phenomenally.

 

Ive used this type for years no issues

 

If you want to go cheap this should work. 9.99 from HF

D-ring receiver hitch....Harbor Freight SKU 66212

EDIT....Originally I had a web site click on listed to the above product...........it did not work so just go to HF and enter the SKU and you should see a cheap D-ring hitch.

 

Your tow hitch is very strong....I have used mine as anchor and recovery points before with no worries

 

I land mine on rocks constantly

 

I use the shackle receiver with my hitch.

 

The rear receiver is very strong, no worries. The front is where the problem is. No good solutions without a plate bumper or front receiver install.

 

I ran one of these for almost 2 years..very solid product:

http://www.bpfabricating.com/collections/accessories/products/tacoma-recovery-tow-hook

I have mine for sale actually

 

Agree that it is a very solid part, concern is it hangs very low and reduces ground clearance/angle of approach. I bent a similar low hanging recovery point several times on rock ledges.

 

Just means you're using your vehicle for its intended purposes

 

I went with the Bullet Proof mount as well, I hope I don't run into problems with it.

 

I bought that HF D-Ring hitch about four years ago and have used it to pull logs/brush etc on my property. Used it once to get a F-150 out of some deep snow. It's cheap and it works, like most HF products. It's rated for 10K lbs.