ARB recovery points

[AJ120 Out of control poster! Find all posts View Profile Close AJ120]

At the end of the day it should not be that hard to manufacture test and sell...

Dan

It is easy, until something goes wrong and the lawyers get involved

Cheers Andrew

[Fred63 Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Fred63]

if you read the installation disclaimer from the manufacture mentioned in a previous post. it is their out from legal claims.
simplified statement goes the part they supply has been tested but where it get fitted has not been.

In another post the 7:1 safety margin is for lifting equipment.
For example a wire rope used for lifting will have a 7:1 safety margin.

[D4Dforme Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close D4Dforme]

Also AJ remember that if you have given it say a 5.0 WLL and that has been exceeded no fault can be given to you......
Same as lifting gear......I've seen it come in in all states of deformity and destruction.....we would not and could not take any responsability for it either being destroyed or failing knowing full well it had been taken well above it's WLL.

I've seen some pretty wild stuff come through the door........55t shackle streached to more than 50% of it's origninal length and master links on chain slings that were shaped like tear drops after being way overloaded.....

Dan

[thebigo Member Find all posts View Profile Close thebigo]

I believe thebigo is talking about the loops that comes standard with an ARB bullbar.

Yes mate as you said I am just commenting that the guy at ARB said don't use the ones that come with the ARB bar.