IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Activities and vehicle modifications appearing, described, recommended, or linked to on this web site may be potentially dangerous.
We do not endorse any such activity for others or recommend it to any particular person.
These are simply the experiences and opinions of the writers.
If you choose to engage in these activities it is by your own free will and at your own risk.
Any and all modifications will likely cause a vehicle to behave differently than stock - some modifications may significantly increase your risk for an accident
or equipment failure when driving the vehicle or be dangerous in some driving situations.
Use common sense when engaging in any activity or making any modifications.
Do not take unwise risks, consult a certified professional if you are not sure of something, if you are uncomfortable with your mechanical ability, if you don't
have the experience to do a project, if you have not received proper training and education for the job you are thinking about doing, or if you do not have the proper tools, equipment or safety devices to do the job you are considering.
The owners, operators, members (or any associated parties) of the JEEPEXPEDITIONS.ORG web site and the writers / authors of the content contained within this web
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RECOVERY EQUIPMENT
Recovery equipment, after 1st Aid, Lifesaving & Communications Equipment, is something you should not venture about without!
Too many off-roaders are seriously injured or worse because they went out on what was to be a simple and easy trail when something terrible went wrong.
Being the only vehicle when you are off-roading can lead death if something goes wrong. You run off the road and your vehicle can't get back up, your stuck in sand or mud
to your axles and can't get out, you break down and can't do a trail fix.............the list is long and survival when you are the only Jeep out there depends on your
knowledge and your gear. Now having said that, you should NEVER hit the trails solo. No plan is perfect but I recommend three vehicles minimum but at the very least
there should be two.
Even when you are in a group, getting a stuck, disabled or broken down Jeep back on the trail or somewhere safe will depend on what recovery gear you and your
fellow Jeepers have with you.
Winches, tow straps, tow ropes, HiLift Jack and such all be in your vehicle before you hit the trail. See what we've reviewed our opinion of it.
A few bits of advice. Tow straps with metal hooks on the end are dangerous. Chains are dangerous. Do NOT buy or USE straps with metal hooks on the ends or any type of
tow chain. Alwasy put a blanket over a steel winch cable in case it
breaks, the blanket will take away some of its energy and possibly avoid serious injury to a bystander or driver.
The opinions stated here are for informational purposes and are not statements made by experts (what is an expert anyway), we are just real world
adventurers looking for equipment that fits our purpose and that we can rely on. We share our experience with YOU so that you can make informed
decisions as to the gear you want to purchase.
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Hi-Lift X-Treme Jack
Think of it this way: Good, Better, Best - This is the "Best" Hi-Lift Jack !
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JackMate
JackMate lift jack accessory by Rescue42A MUST
have tool !
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Traction Jack!
The newest Traction Aid on the market. We'll torture it for sure on the Devil's Highway!
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Warrior Samurai Synthetic Rope 12,000
The British are Coming - The best selling winch in the U.K. comes to America, is it Revolutionary?
COMING SOON!
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T-Max 9500 Synthetic Rope
Sharp looking synthetic rope winch from Weston. Does it work as good as it looks?
COMING SOON!
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Harbor Freight Badlands 12,000
The discount offering from America's Discount Tool Stores. Does it stand up to the rest?
COMING SOON!
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Engo 10,000!
A discount winch from a relative new comer, how does it compare?
COMING SOON!
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WINCH COMPARISON !
We take the 5 winches we've tested and evaluated, give you the scoop and make our recommendations.
COMING SOON!
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Hi-Lift All Cast Jack
Think of it this way: Good, Better, Best - This is the "Better" Hi-Lift Jack
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The Strap Lock by Hunter Off-Road
Never misplace your recovery/snatch strap again!
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Hi-Lift Off-Road Jack Base
This is as much a safety item as it is recovery as it will help stabilize your Hi-Lift Jack
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Hi-Lift Lift Mate
Don't need to remove your wheel & tire. Perfect for lifting vehicle by the wheel and not the bumper or body!
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Hi-Lift Bumper Lift
For when that Toyota or Hummer needs a hand. This is the accessory you need for standard steel curved bumpers.
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Hi-Lift Handle All
The all in one portable tool set. Axe, shovel, pick and sledge hammer.
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HiLift Fix-It-Kit
Small enough and cheap enough to carry in your glove compartment to repair the primary parts of your Hi-Lift Jack
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Bubba Rope
Your BEST bet for a recovery rope!
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The Max Axe
This versatile tool is standard issue on Military Humvee's. Is there one in your Jeep?
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HiLift Off-Road Kit
Everything you need to turn your HiLift Jack into a Winch!
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Products that we feel are useful to off-road travel whether it be Jeep related or camping related will not only be posted on our website but we will submit them
to one of several magazines for more possible exposure.
Email info@jeepexpeditions.org with detailed information about your product and your interest in working with
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*The opinions expressed in any product/item review on this website are the opinions of the writer and are based on the
writers experience with the product/item and the writers tastes and preferences. Other owners/users of the same equipment
may have been also asked for their opinion of the product/item and may also be incorporated into this review. Despite any
review (favorable/unfavorable) you are encouraged to personally try out any product that you might be interested in.
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