We and Bulldog do not offer custom-made items such as a specific length tree saver strap, but they do offer a 3-inch x 6-foot Heavy-Duty Tree Saver Strap # BDW20033 rated for a 10,000-lb working load limit (WLL). view full answer...
We have exactly what you need!
You just need a tree saver strap like the Bulldog Winch Tree Saver Strap # BDW20015. This strap is designed to be more forgiving on the trees, while still providing the strength needed to recover your Jeep with a 10,000-lb WLL (working load limit).
And that's the way the cookie crumbles. view full answer...
Wiring kit # BDW20347 is the kit used to wire the winch at the front of the vehicle. I will add a link to that product page below, where you can see exactly what's included as well as current pricing.
The accessory kit, # SW2224, includes a Pulley block, a tree saver winch strap, bow shackles for connecting the strap, pair of heavy duty leather gloves and a carry bag to store all of the accessories in. I will also provide a link to the product page for you.. view full answer...
I recommend using the Superwinch SX10SR Integrated Off-Road Winch # SW39GR with the Westin HDX Winch Mount Grille Guard # W36CQ. This winch is rated for 1,000lbs which exceeds the weight of your 2023 Ford F-150. It allows for use with an included wireless remote or wired remote. The winch comes with 85' of 3/8" synthetic rope which is as strong as steel cable but weighs much less and is safer to use.
Be sure to get a Winch Accessory Kit # CU53XR which will provide you with a snatch block,... view full answer...
I recommend using the ComeUp Seal Gen2 Off-Road Winch # CU295057 with the Westin HDX Winch Mount Grille Guard # W54MV on your 2023 Ford Ranger. This winch allows for use with a wired or wireless remote making it easier to use if you are by yourself. The synthetic rope is also much safer than using a steel braided cable.
The Winch Accessory Kit # CU93XR will provide you with gloves, a snatch block, shackles, a tree saver, a strap and storage bag for all your needs. view full answer...
For this application, I reached out to my contact at Bulldog Winch and we came up with what we believe is what you will need based on the information you gave me. There are many factors involved here, so we are trying to cover all the bases for you and make it easy. I will give you our recommendation for using the oak tree to mount the winch, and using the 4x4 truck to power it.
I recommend the Bulldog Winch Standard Series Off-Road Winch - Wire Rope - Roller Fairlead - 8,000 lbs, #... view full answer...
Assuming you are cutting a notch on the fall side of the tree, you should have no problem using a tow strap, like part # EM59802 to pull the tree down. In fact, it is a good idea to use a guide like a rope, strap or chain to help ensure the tree will fall in the direction you want. You could even go with a lower rated strap, like part # H10177, since it will be acting as a guide rather than pulling the entire tree.
Simply relying on gravity could turn into a guessing game when cutting... view full answer...
It appears the additional wire was added to the Transom Saver # 315-FXH was to ensure the trailer side of the transom saver does not fall off the trailer. The motor side of the transom saver typically uses a Rubber Strap # TCTS15 to ensure this side stays attached on the motor. view full answer...
I recommend the Tourney Pro Transom Saver # 315-FXJ for your 5'x8' plastic boat. The transom saver is definitely recommended with the lightweight plastic boat you have. With this transom saver you can mount it to the trailer by sliding it onto a Keel Roller # YR12244-125EC or attaching the quick release adapter onto your trailers frame. It can extend from 24" to 36" in length by 3" increments. view full answer...
The Dutton-Lainson Hand Winch # DL14627 rated for 1,800 lbs is a great solution for you.
It is a hand winch that has the weight capacity you need and can hold up to 9/32 inch x 58 foot cable. For Hand Winch Cable use part # DL24045 which is 7/32 inches x 50 foot and is rated for 2,500 lbs. The cable also has a galvanized coating which will help it to resist rust or corrosion caused by water.
You will need to supply the hardware, but you can install this on a tree with straps (as long... view full answer...
Dutton-Lainson doesn't recommend installing a hand winch in that manner. The # DL15440 3200 lb capacity hand winch is meant to be firmly bolted to its mounting surface, and installing it in any other way would present a safety hazard. view full answer...
Transom savers like the Comfort Ride Transom Saver # 315-FXH are more universal design and are not made with configurations with specific boats/motors.
You will want to center the transom saver on the trailer frame a close to center of the motor as you can. Since you do not have a center roller, you will need to bolt the quick-release adapter onto your trailer's frame by drilling a hole in the center of the frame and then bolt the adapter in place.
Once you have the trailer-end attachment... view full answer...
The Covercraft SeatSaver Custom Seat Covers # SS7466PCCH that you referenced were custom designed to fit the second row of all models of the 2015 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport so I can guarantee it will fit your vehicle very well.
It uses a slip-on design that will install easily and will stay in place. view full answer...
The bottom portion of the Covercraft SeatSaver Custom Seat Covers # SS3371PCGY that you referenced has an elastic band in it that holds it to the bottom portion of the chair. view full answer...
Unfortunately there is no way that a one ton winch like the Dutton-Lainson Worm Gear Hand Winch with Hex Drive Handle - 2,000 lbs # DL11004 will work to pull that one tone tree up a 25 foot hill with 28 degree slope. Winches have the ability to pull their listed load on level ground. Your inline will add just over 50% so you'd multiply the capacity by about 1.86 according to the attached article. The closest we would then have is the Fulton High-Performance 2-Speed Trailer Winch with... view full answer...
The loop at the hook end of the Dutton-Lainson winch strap, # DL24291, is called a hand-saver loop, and is used with winch straps for safety and convenience. The loop makes it easier when pulling slack, and safer if feeding the strap to the winch drum.
If the hook on the Dutton-Lainson strap is too big for your bow eye, you could use something such as the BoatBuckle PWC Winch Strap with Hook and Soft Tie # IMF14216, which has a loop that is designed to be used with the hook around your... view full answer...
For dragging something without wheels that weighs 1,300 lbs up a slight incline the best option is a utility winch with over twice the capacity needed to get the job done. The Bulldog Winch part # BDW15019 would be a really great option as it has a 4,400 lb capacity and has a decent line speed of 19 feet per minute. I attached a review video for this for you to check out as well.
We don't carry them but there are really great tree mounts for winches that use chains or straps that wrap... view full answer...
The SnapRing TireSavers Tire Covers White # ST7001WH is exactly what you are looking for. They are Made in the USA and offer the simplest installation with no tools or straps needed. See video below showing how they hug the tire to protect it. If you prefer Black covers we have those as well SnapRing TireSavers Tire Covers Black # ST7001BK. They both come as a set of 2 so be sure to order 1 kit per axle that you are wanting to protect. view full answer...
The extra loop is referred to as a hand saver loop. It simply provides a safer place to grab the end of the strap for when you're pulling out slack from the winch drum. The snap hooks can get torn up a little, and could be rough on your fingers if you were using the hook pull a length of strap off the winch drum. It's a nice feature to have, as I've personally shredded my fingers on the hooks before. view full answer...
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