WINTER RECOVERY COURSE - PART 1

[@cayman9873]

Been driving in snow in wisconsin 40 years. But not off road. I have never been stuck becsuse I am careful. Thanks for the tips. Just bought a 4wd sequoia. Just want to help get someone out or myself.

[@jshafer51]

Good info.

[@RainchildAdventures]

This guy talks my language and knows his shit.

[@kirkjohnson8259]

Glad I found your video. I picked up lots of great info. Thanks for sharing

[@chriswood4510]

Yea you can get the knot out of the lines with beating it with a hammer.

[@originaljasonbourne]

Exactly his point!! If you use something in between you won't have to resort to banging it out.

[@GarlingerBrettJ]

Thank you! I've been looking for a video like this for So Long now. Thank you So much for this!

[@lyndal4513]

Was a great day! I learned a lot!! Instructor was very knowledgeable. Thanks for putting it on and recording :)

[@offroad_adventures2934]

Do you guys use soft shackles in snow recovery? Here in the United Arab Emirates (soft sand desert driving) we have begin using soft shackles due to the dangers of using metal shackles.

[@Sugarfreelobbyist]

Learned alot, Thank you for posting this. I would of done a lot of the mistakes posted.

[@andresrossini2]

Very good video, I learned a lot. One thing I would like to add is those pick up trucks coming off the lake typically have a hitch receiver with a towing ball, and they love hooking up a tow strap directly to the towing ball. There are some really scary videos of towing balls flying through windshields and smashing tail gates. Thanks for the video!!!

[@kriskline7559]

No soft shackles? Soft shackles are fantastic for connecting 2 ropes together of for hooking up to vehicles that don’t have dedicated recovery points when on road rescuing stranded cars and street SUV’s.

[@ImperialEwok]

how strong is that hitch pin used alone in the receiver? wouldnt it bend?

[@kevinfodge2707]

ImperialEwok nope, I do this often. Even a 1/2" ratchet extension will work

[@Cepera540]

Amazing video. Wish guy wore a mic though.

[@erikdoering2920]

is that guys name al abanga from mich ?

[@stevestuart3796]

Wow I guess my Physics teacher was wrong about IMA=N

[@Joshuahall228]

He’s saying the winch becomes derated as the winds are progressively removed. The effective “gear ratio” of the winch changes with less/more layers of winds.

[@whoeever]

What's wrong with that guy he's not wearing any gloves?

[@jshipley001]

Some good info but the guy is annoying

[@Crawlerjamie]

He touched on some good things but there was some things that were wrong. And I get the feeling he thinks he knows everything. 🙄

[@jedironin380]

Do you have some examples for those of us who don't claim to know what we're doing yet? :)

[@Crawlerjamie]

jedironin380 sure I could provide some examples if needed.

[@nocoolname32]

@@Crawlerjamie still waiting.......im about to start putting a kit together for a midwest winter, any tips appreciated.

[@originaljasonbourne]

He did state in the video he's been doing this for many years....guess you fell asleep during that part....🙄😂😂😂😂