How to Attach Kinetic Recovery Rope to Capable Bumper Shackles?

[orange_methodology]

(I tried searching, but I didn't find anything.)

Probably a dumb question, but how do you attach a kinetic recovery rope, such as a Yankum rope, to the D-ring shackles on the Capable Bumper, since they don't unscrew? Do you have to use an intermediate soft shackle? If so, is that recommended and/or safe?

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[BigFootie]

(I tried searching, but I didn't find anything.)

Probably a dumb question, but how do you attach a kinetic recovery rope, such as a Yankum rope, to the D-ring shackles on the Capable Bumper, since they don't unscrew? Do you have to use an intermediate soft shackle? If so, is that recommended and/or safe?

Use a Soft Shackle, best way and perfectly safe.

 

[Chrome_Pony]

Soft shackle. For really big stucks, soft shackle to each D-ring with a tree saver strap going through the rope eye.

 

[Snacktime]

I would be 1.5x to 2x stronger soft shackle to the rope/strap/bungie cord. To bad we don't know what the strength of the factory shackle is you would want to stay under metal strength so the failure is a soft shackle not a flying metal shackle.

 

[Rspayde]

I would be 1.5x to 2x stronger soft shackle to the rope/strap/bungie cord. To bad we don't know what the strength of the factory shackle is you would want to stay under metal strength so the failure is a soft shackle not a flying metal shackle.

I really wish ford would take one of those Off-roadeo broncos and test to failure.

 

[orange_methodology]

Thanks for the answers.

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