When working with angled pulls, you want to stay safe and improve your recovery. Haul a lot of weight in a short distance.Change direction of the winch cable when pulling at an angle.Use a soft shackle to attach the snatch block with the second anchor point. You would then identify a second anchor point that’s offset in the opposite direction as the first anchor point. With a Snatch Block you can set up an angled, single line pull by running the rope through the block to offset the anchor point. When recovering, you would usually have an anchor point located directly in front of your vehicle but often times you won’t always be so lucky. By doing this, it increases your pulling capacity and strengthens your winch. The block is meant to change direction of the recovery rope to get the straight angle you need.Ī pulley system is used in conjunction with a winch rope by looping the rope through the pulley before hooking to the vehicle, rock or tree in recovery. A snatch block can be opened to receive a bit of rope along any length of it. The Snatch Block is a pulley with a side plate that swings open. Always have a snatch block with you when off-roading to make that difficult recovery simple. It is out of your way until that moment when you need it. The snatch block is extremely light and small which makes for easy stowing in any vehicle. Specifically designed smooth radius connection eye to be used with a 3/4″Soft Shackle or our Tree-Saver Soft-Shackle as an attachment, while still enabling the use of a standard 3/4″ bow shackle (D-ring). It’s precision made from aircraft grade aluminum with a revolutionary heavy duty self lubricating single bearing Delrin sheave that will never rust or require any maintenance, even after years of use.
or more, this block weighs just under two pounds. Heavy Duty Light-weight Snatch Block – Most snatch blocks weigh 8 lbs.
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