Outer Limits 4x4 Board

RUD POINTS

can be used in any direction with a 4ton breaking strain
it swivles 360degress and then the point can flip 180 to be tucked away
close to the bar or chassis

pics no work...my concern would be is the weight of them worth the extra bling

they weight not much more then a hook that u buy from ARB or TJM

im interested to see what they are...........can you link the pics??

I don't see a $$$$ sign.


How much are they.

cheers

ok linked them ..

bout $100each

sorry bout the other price .. that was for me only :p

not really worth it,

a collared eyebolt will do the same thing,

but a collared eyebolt with a bow shackle is even better.

show us ya pink bits hey...........they look like they should be on ferogs car......

i reckon they look good, but do you still need a shackle for them, or do they latch in and out ??

the stylish dude modelin the points is me who flash POS is that in the back ground
i have seen these work to great affect in a couple of competions now....OBC 05 and ascc etc you can order these in from most rigging shops as you can see they arent cheap but from what i saw and how well they worked in winching events they have my vote...... yeah we thort of emma when i showed hoonz

i recon they have a deffinate advantage ove the conventional rated eye and hooks as they rotate 360 degrees and fold a further 180 degrees and has a 4 tonne swl very sexy i recon.... was wondering why more competitors dont run them..... as for still using a d shackle that it a thing of the past the best thing to use is 2 rated self locking rigging hooks joined together....... heaps quicker and no fumbling with the d shackle and loosen pins in the mud and in the dark......

customhilux wrote:not really worth it,

a collared eyebolt will do the same thing,

but a collared eyebolt with a bow shackle is even better.

explain to me how a collared eyebolt wood do the same thing and still be able to take a load with out compromising its integrity and eye bolt wood either snap or be damaged if it was being pulled side ways..... besides the size of the same rated eyebolt to the RUD point is huge and wood compromise approach and departure angles i know this because i have 2 rated eyes on the front of my bull bar and they have been coppin an absolute floggin

if any of the crew are keen get a group togther and order a large amount from ya nearest riggin shop....can only get them cheaper

a collared eye bolt can take side loads,

u might be thinking of a plain eye bolt, used for straight lifting.

but if ya want to run em, go for it, just my opinion that i wouldn't run them.

When you say it has a 4 tonne BREAKING STRAIN I get concerned.
A conventional Forged hook does not Break it Straightens which leaves no metal missiles coming back to greet you when used with a snatch strap.
The Bushranger Hooks straighten @ 4.8 Tonnes.
We also get a chrome hook over here through a rigging company that straightens @ 9.8 Tonnes.
J Top

J Top wrote:When you say it has a 4 tonne BREAKING STRAIN I get concerned.
A conventional Forged hook does not Break it Straightens which leaves no metal missiles coming back to greet you when used with a snatch strap.
The Bushranger Hooks straighten @ 4.8 Tonnes.
We also get a chrome hook over here through a rigging company that straightens @ 9.8 Tonnes.
J Top

it would be 4t rated with a certain safety factor, I havn't had any dealing with them so can comment but if the riggers use em they wil l be safe

the 4ton rating is a safe work load ... the actual max it could take would be 3x that amount

your SWL is measured on a straight pull, it reduces when u introduce angles.

also i think RUD points are more for static pulls,


sorry if i seem like i'm just givin negative points,


also, thats a myth about being x3 over SWL, it's not true

it's more 1/3 being about 5.2. but u wouldn't put that much load on em.

eye bolts would be for static lift as well wouldn't they?

I have an idea to clear up some speculation ... www.google.com.au


... and you get http://www.rud.com.au/rProd5t2.htm