Shackle hitch for recovery

[Grenadian]

Hi,
I am looking to buy a shackle hitch that fits the hitch receiver tube of my Grenadier.
There are many kinds, but I don't know which one will fit my Grenadier due to my lack of experience.
Please give me some good information.
Also, is there a way to know what the hitch receiver tube size of my Grenadier is?
Thanks a lot !

 

[cdsvt]

Old thread, but it is a standard 2". I have a few different reciever mounts from various manufacturers that I collected over time. Factor 55 makes a decent one. SafeXTract makes the one I carry in my recovery kit now, the hole is chamfered so I can use soft shackles. That being said, the Grenadier has solid frame mounted recovery points both front and rear that I'd use before a receiver mounted shackle on a bolted on hitch.

 

[Grenadian]

오래된 글이지만, 표준 2인치입니다. 여러 제조사의 리시버 마운트를 여러 개 모아서 가지고 있습니다. Factor 55 제품이 괜찮은 편입니다. 지금 제 회복 키트에 넣어 가지고 다니는 제품은 SafeXTract 제품입니다. 구멍이 모따기 처리되어 있어서 부드러운 섀클을 사용할 수 있습니다. 그런데 그레나디어는 앞뒤 모두 견고한 프레임에 고정된 회복 지점을 가지고 있어서 볼트로 고정된 히치에 리시버 마운트 섀클을 장착하기 전에는 이 지점을 사용했습니다.

티hanks a lot !!!!

 

[globalgregors]

안녕하세요! We’re carrying one optimised for soft shackles. I would only use it for kinetic recoveries, and have a 12,000kg rated kinetic rope for that purpose. To be clear, mostly used for recovering other vehicles.

As mentioned above, I’d use the two recovery points if winching and have a 3m/15,000kg sleeved utility rope for that purpose.

Saber Offroad Recovery Hitches
Saber 12,000kg Kinetic Rope

 

[Grenadian]

안녕하세요! We’re carrying one optimised for soft shackles. I would only use it for kinetic recoveries, and have a 12,000kg rated kinetic rope for that purpose. To be clear, mostly used for recovering other vehicles.

As mentioned above, I’d use the two recovery points if winching and have a 3m/15,000kg sleeved utility rope for that purpose.

Saber Offroad Recovery Hitches
Saber 12,000kg Kinetic Rope

Thank you for replying to my old post.
Actually, I was looking for a kinetic rope with two loops on each side for the rear eye bolt? of a Grenadier.
It was hard to find in my area.
Even the famous Rhino company didn't have one with two loops on one kinetic rope.
I just needed to buy another soft shackle.
I already have a hitch, but it's a hassle to remove and attach the tow hitch.
Thank you for your reply.

 

[Clark Kent]

Thank you for replying to my old post.
Actually, I was looking for a kinetic rope with two loops on each side for the rear eye bolt? of a Grenadier.
It was hard to find in my area.
Even the famous Rhino company didn't have one with two loops on one kinetic rope.
I just needed to buy another soft shackle.
I already have a hitch, but it's a hassle to remove and attach the tow hitch.
Thank you for your reply.

I might be off track... Are you looking for an equaliser strap to go between the recovery points? Also known as a recovery bridle. Or was it just the recovery hitch you needed?

Examples

 

[Tazzieman]

Thank you for replying to my old post.
Actually, I was looking for a kinetic rope with two loops on each side for the rear eye bolt? of a Grenadier.
It was hard to find in my area.
Even the famous Rhino company didn't have one with two loops on one kinetic rope.

Australian company ; they use Australia Post which would be a relatively low shipping cost to Korea.
George 4x4

 

[Grenadian]

I might be off track... Are you looking for an equaliser strap to go between the recovery points? Also known as a recovery bridle. Or was it just the recovery hitch you needed?

Examples
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Thank you for the photos.
I just realized the black rope above is called recovery bridled.
How is it different from the red rope below?

 

[Clark Kent]

Thank you for the photos.
I just realized the black rope above is called recovery bridled.
How is it different from the red rope below?

Functionally a recovery bridle and an equaliser strap do the same job: to distribute recovery forces equally across rated attachment points. There may be differences in construction like these two examples but they do the same job.
The black strap is made from flat webbing material. The red strap appears to be made from woven rope.
There is some knowledge required to select the right strap and use it correctly. It's all about load ratings and geometry. Robert Pepper has some good information in this YouTube.