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First ARB Purchase

Discussion in '3rd Gen. Tacomas (2016-2023)' started by ryanhulce, Jan 5, 2018.

  1. Jan 5, 2018 at 5:27 PM
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    ryanhulce

    ryanhulce [OP] Well-Known Member

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    Was driving the other day and a Jeep Cherokee had slid off the road and neither of has had a strap to pull him out. So, I bought the following:

    ARB Weekender Recovery Kit
    Rhino Shackle Hitch

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  2. Jan 5, 2018 at 5:37 PM
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    OnHartung'sRoad

    OnHartung'sRoad -So glad I didn't take the other...

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    Nice! Now be careful with that thing, it's as dangerous as a giant rubber band when pulled tight! But it will more than pay for itself if you use it wisely.
     
  3. Jan 5, 2018 at 5:46 PM
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    ryanhulce

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    WOW!! That is Darwin in action right there!
     
  4. Jan 5, 2018 at 5:58 PM
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    Marbleyard

    Marbleyard Thread killer

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    SOLD 2016 taco: premium technology and tow package. OV Tune 1.05; A.R.E. V Camper Shell; BRO grille & Tails; OEM bed mat; Xenon Depot HID headlight conversion; reflective gray tailgate letter inserts; GoPro session; Hondo radio knobs; K&N cold air intake, quicksand painted dash bezels, Subaru dash speakers, Kicker CS 6x9 fronts and 6.5 rear speakers; All LED interior lights and LED high-beam headlights. Redline elite hood shock props. prinsu cab and camper rack with rough country 30" light bar; (2) 8" rear facing “F.U.”rough country black LED lights; prinsu cargo basket kit, (2) prinsu load racks; roadshower 4; ARB 2500 awning and room kit; weather tech floor mats; carhart seat covers; ckma12 ARB air compressor under the hood; blue ridge overland gear air tools bag, tool bag, driver's seat molle. Rack mounted TRED 800 recovery treds and plano case. Rotopax water and fuelpax fuel canisters; Pelican cased first aid kit in bed. rockblokz mud flaps. ARB rear dif. breather. Stand alone fuse block. SSO bumper with 10k smittybilt synthetic line winch and factor55 ultrahook. Pro Eagle 2-Ton “The Beast” jack. OME lift kit: 90000 front shocks and 886 OME coils, Camburg 310078 UCA, 60091 rear shocks with light duty Dakar leafs. Good Year duratracs 285/75R16. Black vinyl inlays on factory OR wheels; RCI Steel Front/Trans/Trans Case/Rear Diff Skids, Alum A-Arm; Mobtown bolt-on sliders with scorpion bed coating; pelfreybilt aluminum fuel tank skid; Cali-Raised full length Molle storage LH & RH bed sides; Caliraised bedside reinforcements; HELLA sharptone horns; Optima blue-top battery with AJT machined red tiedown bracket. AJT quicksand key fob. Overland Bound member #6996
    Spend a little time in the recovery forum, there are not a lot of threads but there is a lot of good info if you take the time to read it. Safe and effective recovery requires knowledge and proper equipment. Hope you don't have to use your kit but it is a nice one!
     
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