Kinetic Ropes KR-N66-224

TO GO Kinetic Rope: KR-N66-224

Off-Road Recovery Essential

The TO GO KR-N66-224 Kinetic Rope is your go-to solution for efficient and safe off-road vehicle recovery. Engineered with precision and built for strength, this rope's compact 4-meter length and impressive 11-ton breaking strength make it an indispensable tool for various recovery scenarios. It’s the shortest rope in our collection, ideal for tight spaces, with longer options available in 6-meter and 9-meter lengths.

To ensure maximum safety, we recommend using soft shackles during recovery operations.

Key Features:

• Brand: TO GO
• Model: KR-N66-224
• Color: Green
• Material: Nylon66
• Length: 4 meters
• Thickness: 22 mm
• Breaking Strength: 11 tons
• Elongation: 30%

Understanding Load Capacity:

The breaking strength of this rope is 11 tons, which represents the maximum force it can withstand before failing. However, for safe use, you should operate within the load capacity or working load limit (WLL), which is typically a fraction of the breaking strength, based on a safety factor.

• Safety Factor: Commonly 3:1 or 4:1.
• Load Capacity (WLL) = Breaking Strength ÷ Safety Factor.

For example, with a breaking strength of 11 tons:

• Using a 3:1 safety factor, the load capacity would be approximately 3.67 tons.
• Using a 4:1 safety factor, the load capacity would be approximately 2.75 tons.

WARNING

Incorrect use may result in injury or death!
To ensure safety, always:

• Read instructions carefully before use.
• Inspect the rope before each use.
• Never exceed the load capacity (working load limit).
• Attach to proper recovery points.
• Keep bystanders at a safe distance.
• Use exclusively for kinetic recovery with soft shackles for maximum safety.
• Clean the rope after each use.
• Avoid long exposure to sunlight.
• Avoid overloading and dragging the rope on rough surfaces.
• Ensure slow and tight towing to avoid sudden jerks.
• Inspect the rope frequently for wear or damage.

Instructions for Off-Road Recovery:

1. Assess the Situation:
   Evaluate the vehicle’s predicament and the available recovery equipment.

2. Inspect the Rope:
   Check for any signs of damage or wear before each use.

3. Secure Anchor Points:
   Identify strong, secure anchor points for both the stuck and recovery vehicles. Avoid using trees or weak objects.

4. Attach the Rope:
   Connect one end to a secure recovery point on the stuck vehicle and the other to the recovery vehicle, using soft shackles for safety. Avoid using rated shackles or hooks.

5. Engage Low Gear:
   Place the recovery vehicle in low gear to maximize traction.

6. Communicate:
   Establish clear communication between the drivers of both vehicles.

7. Controlled Acceleration:
   Gradually increase the throttle of the recovery vehicle to apply tension to the rope. Avoid sudden jerking.

8. Monitor the Recovery:
   Continuously observe the recovery process, focusing on rope tension, vehicle movement, and potential hazards.

9. Secure the Recovered Vehicle:
   Once free, ensure the vehicle is properly secured to prevent rollback.

Additional Tips:

• Always wear appropriate safety gear, including gloves and protective eyewear.
• Practice proper recovery techniques to ensure safety and efficiency.

Disclaimer:
The information provided in this guide is for general reference only. The user is solely responsible for ensuring that the product is used correctly and safely. The manufacturer or seller assumes no liability for damages, injuries, or accidents resulting from improper use, misuse, or failure to follow the recommended guidelines. If unsure about any aspect of the recovery process, always seek professional assistance.