Recovery Point Reseller needed

[Beowulf]

Anyone know where you can buy the recovery point that is on the front of Mr. Jackson's D110? (picture from www.africaoverland.org)

 

[mountainpete]

Are you talking about the 360 swivel D-rings? I *think* they are actually made by Safari Gard themselves and are about $125 a piece. Send them an e-mail at: sales@safarigard.com

 

[Beowulf]

Yes, the 360 swivel is the unit I'm reffering to. WOW $125 is pretty steep. Pretty cool, but pricey.

 

[mountainpete]

Yes, the 360 swivel is the unit I'm reffering to. WOW $125 is pretty steep. Pretty cool, but pricey.

Don't trust me on the price... I could very well be wrong. Pop them an e-mail to confirm.

Pete

 

[Beowulf]

Your memory services you well. I found them on Safari Guard's website. They are indeed $125.

 

[mountainpete]

Your memory services you well. I found them on Safari Guard's website. They are indeed $125.

I was just looking at their site and couldn't find them. Where did you see them?

 

[Beowulf]

I had to register to see their online catalog and then did a search for Swivel on the pdf.

Link provided. Click Catalog

http://www.safarigard.com/

 

[Andrew Walcker]

Actek Mfg & Eng., Inc.
17181 Gale Avenue, Unit C
City of Industry, CA 91745
Ph: 800-752-7229

Part No. 46018-C rated payload 5,000lbs.

HTH!

 

[archtimb]

Looks like a pretty common center pull hoist ring. If this link works, try this:

http://tinyurl.com/23cy2l

Most vehicle recovery points I have seen are rated in the 5-6k range. The 5k ones there are priced between $90-$100. Add in the required backing plate/support, profit and the major business risk of liability and $125 sounds like a bargain!

Without researching it, I would surmise that that are selling only the ring and leaving the backing and support to you.

Mitch
:camping:

 

[ntsqd]

Other vendor is McMaster-Carr, search "Hoist Ring" & be prepared to be bewildered by their options.....