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Detailed winching & recovery guide
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Post by HSV Rangie »

Agreed.
Read it awhile back on pirate.
Every one should read and take notice.
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Post by landy_man »

EXCELLENT !!!!!!!

I reckon everyone that is involved in any form of vehicle recovery should read the article...
Maybe print it out and if you belong to a club, hand it to the driver training person in your club.
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Post by taziiy »

ok read it
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Post by 80diesel4play »

READ AND PRINTED _ TA _ now all I need is a winch!
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Post by AussieCJ7 »

landy_man wrote:EXCELLENT !!!!!!!

I reckon everyone that is involved in any form of vehicle recovery should read the article...
Maybe print it out and if you belong to a club, hand it to the driver training person in your club.
:D


Please respect this guys right to "interlectual property" If you print it out without his permisson and use it in your club training manual etc then it palgerism and you are breaking the law.

It is a great artical but you can not reproduce it without his permission

Our club has already contacted him on this and he is not prepared to have it published by clubs other than his own so all everyone can do is to point people to the URL
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Post by Wooders »

I'm not trained in the lifting game (or much else for that matter), but I believe there are some practices in Aust that differ from that document.
One thing I'd love to see is an Aussie equivilent developed.....
Anyone in the know got feedback on it, changes, differnces etc???

I'm not saying I WILL personally re-write it or anything....but who knows might keep me busy during those long work hours ;)
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