This lightweight synthetic rope shackle replaces the heavy steel shackle or D-ring used for off-road recoveries. Create recovery points on your vehicle or use as the connecting link for your rope hook when rigging. 30,864 lbs Max load.
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Hi, everybody. Andy here with etrailer.com. Let's take a look at this Maxtracks Core Rope Shackle. Now, this lightweight synthetic rope shackle is going to replace a steel shackle or D-ring that you use in off-road recoveries. This is gonna be very simple to use. You're just gonna wrap this around your roll bar, axle, or other point of attachment to create an anchor.
And then, once you have this wrapped around an anchor point, you're going to put the loop end over the knot on the other end, and then just pull this tight, and then you're gonna have your anchor. Now, this three eighths of an inch in diameter HMPE synthetic rope is stronger than steel, yet lightweight and actually safer to use. The working load limit is 15,432 pounds, and the maximum load or brake strength is 30,864 pounds. So there are no pins to fasten, so this won't rust or corrode. And this actually floats on water as well.
And the braided polyester protective cover is going to help reduce damage from sharp edges. So very strong, very well built. It's gonna be very long lasting. Let me see if I can line this up for you and give you the overall length, just so you have a good idea of the size. So simply measuring end to end, we are sitting right at 21 and a half inches long.
And that's going to conclude our look today. I do hope that it was helpful for you. Again, my name is Andy. Thank you for joining me.
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