4wd clubs and Rating of recovery points

[AnD3rew]

Some 4wd Clubs and training courses require that rated recovery points are fitted to a vehicle and require some proof of the rating and unfortunately ours are not stamped on the hardware. I believe I did see a document at some point which had numbers for the Grenadier points but I have dug around a bit but can’t find it now. Can anyone point me in the right direction for it.

 

[Rok_Dr]

Its in the owners manual under vehicle recovery. Hopefully Oldmate will understand the difference between force, mass and weight.

Cheers
Steve

 

[AnD3rew]

Its in the owners manual under vehicle recovery. Hopefully Oldmate will understand the difference between force and mass.
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Cheers
Steve

Thank You

 

[rob88]

Some 4wd Clubs and training courses require that rated recovery points are fitted to a vehicle and require some proof of the rating and unfortunately ours are not stamped on the hardware. I believe I did see a document at some point which had numbers for the Grenadier points but I have dug around a bit but can’t find it now. Can anyone point me in the right direction for it.

Yeah, that document is a bit hard to track down. It's the INEOS "Vehicle Recovery Point Technical Document."

Your dealer can definitely get it for you from the dealer system. If you're stuck, try the main INEOS customer support line – they should be able to email you the PDF directly. It has all the official load ratings the clubs want to see.