R.D.L. 8" Recovery Distribution Link
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Overland Vehicle Systems Is the leader In Off Road Recovery, Overland Equipment and Camping Gear.
Our Recovery Distribution Link is a rigging tool designed for winching yourself out safely by increasing anchor points and helping to aid a balance load in extreme recovery situations. Constructed from aircraft grade aluminum, the Overland Vehicle Systems Recovery Distribution Link is built strong, and rated for 45,000lbs. Our Recovery Distribution Link has 4 rigging points to secure with standard steel shackles or soft shackles. The Overland Vehicle Systems Recovery Distribution Link includes an angle scale for estimating your sling. The symmetry of the Recovery Distribution Link allows for the continuity of the recovery configurations. This platform will help aid in the recovery of your rig and provide additional anchor points to help improve the outcome of your recovery. The Overland Vehicle Systems Recovery Distribution Link is an ideal recovery solution.
The Overland Vehicle Systems R.D.L. 8" Recovery Distribution Link is the perfect tool for multiple recovery point options and bad vehicle position recoveries. With a 45,000 lb. breaking strength and a working load limit of 11,250 lbs., this recovery tool is built to last. The black powder-coated finish ensures long-lasting durability, while the multiple mounting options make it easy to find the perfect location for your needs. Whether you're looking for a recovery tool for your off-road vehicle or need a distribution link for your winch system, the Overland Vehicle Systems R.D.L. 8" Recovery Distribution Link is the perfect solution. Order yours today and be prepared for anything the trail throws your way.
Features
➜ Works with Soft Shackles or 3/4” or 7/8” Shackles
➜ Distribution of Multiple Loads
➜ Safer Options for Many Winching Applications
➜ Made from Aircraft Grade Aluminum
➜ Symmetrical Shape for Construction Integrity
Specs
Color: Black
Working Load: 11,250 LBS.
Breaking Strength: 45,000 LBS.
Shipping Information
Shipping Weight: 3.00 lbs
Shipping Width: 9.00 (in)
Shipping Height: 9.00 (in)
Shipping Depth: 2.00 (in)
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