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Winches - Recovery Straps | 2020-2025 GM 6.6 Duramax L5P

We've found that one of the most useful tools you can have on your truck is a winch. And no, that doesn't mean specifically for offroading purposes, but also for numerous other "truck related" purpose ... read more

AEV Kinetic Recovery Rope AEV-80808007AA 8.00 AEV Kinetic Recovery Rope AEV | American Expedition Vehicles 80808007AA
$ 208 2050-01-01
A Kinetic Recovery Rope is the perfect recovery tool for freeing a vehicle that is stuck in deep mud, sand, snow or silt. Kinetic Energy Recovery Ropes are much safer and more effective than a tow rope or chain.
AEV Recovery Gear Bag AEV-80808009AA 5.00 AEV Recovery Gear Bag AEV | American Expedition Vehicles 80808009AA
$ 175 2050-01-01
How many times have you been on the trail and have had to completly clear out your vehicle for just a recovery strap..Keep all your recovery gear organized and easily accessible with this recovery bag from AEV.
ARB Tree Protector ARB-ARB730LB-main 0.00 ARB Tree Protector ARB ARB730LB
$ 48 2050-01-01
When using a tree as an anchor point in a recovery situation, wrapping cable, rope or chain around it causes damage to both your equipment and the tree. ARB's tree trunk protectors help eliminate the risk of ring barking and ensure safe vehicle recovery.
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We've found that one of the most useful tools you can have on your truck is a winch. And no, that doesn't mean specifically for offroading purposes, but also for numerous other "truck related" purposes. After you fell a tree, would you rather cut it into rounds on the side of the hill and have to roll them down to load into your truck, or would you rather winch the whole tree down to your truck, then cut it into sections and load right there? How about when your neighbor is buried in a snow bank. Would you rather hook a chain and yank them out, potentially causing damage to one of the vehicles in the process, or hook a winch and slowly pull them out?

Okay, so we've proven our point that winches are extremely useful, but how do you go about mounting one? There are numerous methods for securing a winch to your truck, whether it be a full replacement bumper, and add-on brush guard, and some even prefer a removable cradle mount which is really handy as this will allow you to mount a front receiver hitch on the truck, wire both ends of the vehicle, and you can use it on the front or back of the truck depending on the situation.

When you start researching which winch is right for you and your truck, don't hesitate to reach out to us with any questions by giving us a call or sending an e-mail to [email protected] and we would be happy to assist!

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