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They worked for him that time but did he push them close to their limits or just 1%?

I still say no matter what you use if you use them the way safety experts say to use them them you should be safe most of the time.

I love to argue both sides.

 

i'm cheap, but something with as much pressure as a shackle I wouldn't risk it.

Again, I'm cheap, but a shackle failing even if rare, is a hell of a lot worse than a smittybilt winch motor failing.

Besides we're arguing over cheap cheap security. Which I know it's not the cost we're arguing, more of material and manufacturing.

 

Touche... But you could waffle anywhere there is a 110...

 

could get into an Apple/Samsung debate lol. this is the best version I've seen of this meme

 

As I said before what is the rating for the metal the shackle is connected to on your truck?
I use what I am told has been tested too but if you are doing it correctly then you should be using it in a way that is designed for you to be safe even if it breaks.

This is a no win argument for both sides.

 

so you want to order one?

 

i agree, I'll keep the Chinese stuff for things not under thousands of pounds of force though.

I want quality rescue supplies for pulling. However I'll buy Chinese maxtrax if i ever get some no way I'm paying a lot for those. Again no danger if one fails though.

 

Better strap in for when she comes knocking for backpay

 

So you agreeing with past comments Chinese stuff is cheap.

 

I NEVER SAID CHINESE STUFF WAS EXPENSIVE lol..

 

Poorly made then?

 

less quality control funding made.

 

Where did you find that fact?

 

wikipedia.

 

Did someone from this thread do that entry?

 

Yeah, authors name is Trewestanscot.

 

The fact that there's no funding for certifications on the product linked. Possibly means there's not enough money for QC.
I could be wrong, but I would think testing is on QC.

 

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