Hi All
I will leave the rant on how dangerous most 4x4 shops are with poor advice to later, but what I am after is a 150mm pulley diameter snatch block. The reason is simple. I have a genuine Tirfor winch that uses 11mm solid core cable. The official minimum diameter pulley is 150mm according to Tirfor.
Frankly, I do not play silly buggers with stuff that can kill people so that is what I am after. 4x4 Shops are typically ill informed and down right dangerous claiming 100mm diameter is ok, purely because that is all they sell.
Has anyone spotted one such animal in the retail environment. Tried local Tassie lifting supply place and got the typical Tasmanian customer service, if I can tell them the brand, and the Australian distributor, they might order it in at an unknown price, plus freight Welcome to Tasmanian customer service.
So does such a beast exist and where from. Yes I can try the endless ring every lifting company as their websites are terrible but rather hoping some other poor sod out in 4x4 owners land has done the hard yards.
Cheers
PS anyone seen one of these in the wild?
I will leave the rant on how dangerous most 4x4 shops are with poor advice to later, but what I am after is a 150mm pulley diameter snatch block. The reason is simple. I have a genuine Tirfor winch that uses 11mm solid core cable. The official minimum diameter pulley is 150mm according to Tirfor.
Frankly, I do not play silly buggers with stuff that can kill people so that is what I am after. 4x4 Shops are typically ill informed and down right dangerous claiming 100mm diameter is ok, purely because that is all they sell.
Has anyone spotted one such animal in the retail environment. Tried local Tassie lifting supply place and got the typical Tasmanian customer service, if I can tell them the brand, and the Australian distributor, they might order it in at an unknown price, plus freight Welcome to Tasmanian customer service.
So does such a beast exist and where from. Yes I can try the endless ring every lifting company as their websites are terrible but rather hoping some other poor sod out in 4x4 owners land has done the hard yards.
Cheers
PS anyone seen one of these in the wild?
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