All-TIE Anchor pulls truck out - - Winching with NO Truck just portable winch anchor point
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Our friend lives up this remote road approx 20 miles from the main road. He got his truck struck and had to walk, the approx. 3 miles remaining, home because he didn't have a way to pull it out.
We were able come a day later to help him get unstuck. We used the X-treme All-Tie Anchor post with a Cable jack to pull him out without any problems.
What the video doesn't show (because it would take tool long and it got dark and I couldn't film) is that once we got the truck out, the transmission didn't work and we had to cable jack it again up and out of the road to allow other vehicles to drive past.
Then we proceeded to drive him home which was tricky because the higher up we got the deeper the snow. Luckily, WE made it up and back without incident.
The All-Tie Anchor was very helpful. The ALL-TIE Anchor Post is a portable land anchoring device. The slide hammer makes it easy to drive the cross tip into, and out of, the ground.
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If you're going to use a come along or Hi Lift to winch PLEASE lay a large towel or piece of canvas over the cable. In the event of the cable snapping, it will help prevent serious injury.
You already know when a fella jumps out of his truck with this kind of equipment he ain't messin round lol
I guess that dodge sitting there wasn’t powerful enough to pull it
Excellent tool for getting unstuck
Great video...
Keep that boy involved like you were doing. You’ll be amazed what they learn when it looks like they are just being a wiggle worm.
I personally believe a winch would be advisable to everyone there. Glad you could help Jody.
That anchor is so cool!!!! Never seen one of those before, probably pretty expensive.
Cranking away on that come-along with your head right inline with the chain is a recipe for disaster. You are lucky your head isn't split wide open.
Wow dude! That was kind of scary to watch when you started cranking on that come along directly in line with the cable and chain. The anchor is pretty awesome. I would definitely try to rig a pulley to get out of direct line of everything. A steel upright 2 anchor, sign looking type aparatus that goes over the cable should be sold with that as a deflector shield or something lol.
The handles on those come-alongs will bend long before the cable breaks so highly unlikely to have parts flying around.
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I was thinking the same thing. Live and Learn.
I agree that being located at the length of that cable can be very dangerous.
BuLisTiK Owns Crazy to fool with chains and wire rope when today's great synthetic cable is so much safer.
I learned as a young lad to respect the man with a tape measure....
You were hammering on that thing hard as hell!
I like that tool. I never knew anyone built one of those. But I have been planning on building something like that. My idea came from my uncle. He was the ranch engineer of my family. And he built a slide hammer stake that swiveled to tie out cattle. It worked excellent. Thanks for showing this tool.
The anchor is pretty amazing. You may have just convinced me to get one of those anchors. The come-along and hook+chain jury rig... less so. Glad it ended up working out.
That Avalanche looks like he hasn't spent a penny on maintenance since he bought it. I had a 2003 Avalanche for several years and I found eBay to be an amazing resource for parts on the cheap. Even things like bumpers and cladding.
Some hearing protection would have been useful. Also, throw a coat or something over that chain in case it breaks and tries to kill you. Good recovery!
Thats a good friend!
The problem was the Z71 stickers were not engaged properly.
Your lucky to be alive & in one piece! Hope you thanked the Lord for this day...
Yep, and we Thank Him for Everyday.
I don't think that's what Beau had in mind when he said "Be thankful"
I am gonna produce and build a throw in the trunk device for just these situations where no wenching is required.
Lesson 1: Straighten the tires
Only one suggestion, throw a blanket, jacket, towel, something to dampen the recovery line(whether it's a come a long, tow strap, snatch strap, winch line, whatever)
This is one of those “why didn’t I think of this” products. Very nice
Just keep the kid away from the line !!!
So all Jody did was get stock and bring the key???
Awesome...but you really should lay a heavy bag across winch line..if it snaps you may need stitches..
Really nice anchor just needs to swap out that old style hand winch for a power puller and dyneema rope and he would have a nice set up. Odd that he would spend over $300.00 on a fancy post but only have a $40.00 cheap hand winch instead of a Power-Puller as a winch.
And a $30 truck.
It's also a touch odd to work in the line of directional force should the anchor work loose and smack him in the back because he's working in front of it backside on to it. Just sayin . That kind of rig has it's place . As a last resort without the wife and kid being in the way of heavy wire and a lump of steel
Nice anchor. Easy to drive in and get out. I spend a lot of time in that kind of habitat and as I watched was thinking about how to attach my portable winch using the existing vegetation, rocks, etc. And there wasn't much there, close, that looked like a good object to use as an anchor. And it looked like there were lots of rocks so difficult to dig a hole to plant something to use.
I buried my Toyota up to the front and rear axles (actually my brother did after I warned him) in a soft grassy low area just below timberline a bunch of years ago and that tool would have been ideal. Instead we had to jack it up and put chains on all four wheels.
Thank you for sharing, I enjoyed reading about your experiences.
I carry a portable 12 v winch with me in my Tacoma 4x4 and have both front and rear 2" draw bars. That way if I need to pull front I just swap off my trailer hitch with ball set to the front, and can stand to the side to pull my taco out. Being 69, that comealong has some uses but not for my back! Ha ha.
The winch has a plate base that slips over the ball, and leads that hook to the battery, even from the back.
I'll buy one to replace the Hilift jack I bought to look tough & never used!
Pretty sure you’ll go def using it though.
The guy is serious. The gal and kid could careless. Lol.
I could use something like that where i live. Might put that on my shopping list. Thank you!
Wow! That’s a lot of work.
If that anchor came flying up outta the ground while your just cranking away on it, it would not be nice to you. Dangerous in my opinion.
Should have used that long chain and towed the front around with the other pickup.
Man that thing is cool.
I think you should of had the driver start the vehicle and gas it slowly so you did not have to crank dead weight good thing the cable or chain did not snap.....Your a very lucky person.
It's nice that he had someone to laugh at him
The devise your using is awesome the way you are using it is dangerous you should have something to help if it breaks
Held my breath glad your son wasn't near you....
Great anchor. A cable to the other truck and a pulley on the anchor would be easier.
What a dope trying to turn around in that spot!
Don't you think that might have been staged to show his idea. homely dog
Barky Barker *****
u can tell by the flap jaw nonsense drible . shut the phuch up and do the job. i would shot all 3 ...then get er done. absolutly no common sense.
Looks a lot like that wood splitting tool I’ve seen.
That thing is awesome if there isn’t a tie down location. But I’m sure you’ll make sure you don’t get stuck again after that workout.
Looks like alot of work theres a 2500 Ram in the background. We just call a friend and they come yank us out. Simple.
Mmmmm snap and your 2 people now
looks like a party truck....
Definitely newbie to winching don’t have anything on the winch line if it snaps and a come along? Definitely look into other methods as far as I know the biggest come along is 2tons and that truck for sure weighs more then that
Screw that man the guy that got it stuck does the winching. If able bodyed of course.
Bad Uncle Joe D
I don't live in snowy mountains as we don't have those in my country but I spend a lot of time on the farm and sometimes get to have to move heavy objects and my Toyota does sometimes get stuck when it rains but I'm still thinking if it justifies me spending €430 on the All Tie anchor. But I know I will end up buying it
Después de ver esto creo que sí prefiero en winch eléctrico.
If that contraption would of snapped that would of been the end of u.
Burn out the transmission? Continuous shifting b/w D and R?
I wouldn't bother pulling that truck out, I would take the shovel out and bury it.The winch & anchor seems to work well though.
Could it pull Wales of England?
Wow that worked out pretty good. Instead of that guy getting a come a long he should get some mud tires for his p.o.s. truck. I seriously doubt that he would be able to do all that work that you just did to get himself in stuck.
Don't give a fuck if it can pull a truck, I'll guarantee you it wouldn't pull me out of bed on a Monday.
What you are hooked up to on that Avalanche... is that an proper anchor point or one of those flimsy tow-points to tow vehicles on flat unbogged surfaces?
Great anchor. What size come along do you recommend?
He needs come along
Everyone busting on the hand winch, Not all hand winches are HF cheap POS some are quite good and reliable.
keep the volume low if you dont want to wake your family lol
I would have left that Chev right there.
I woulda put it into low range 1st and then pull on it, if it's a 2wd, then first gear.
You never showed the truck being out of the ditch and on the road.
You need a longer cheater bar dude !! 😄😄
the anchor was great and all but, why wasnt the other truck used to tug it out seems like a lot less effort and time consuming, I guess some ppl just like doing shit the hard way
Why didn't you hook the chain to the bottom of the tree there then come a lone it out
Great concept but extreamly dangerous !
Geez! Could they stop yapping and get to pulling? This is a 10 minute video and they spent over 5 minutes talking!
YOU TRUCK IS JUST GOOD FOR SCRAP JUST LOOK YOU TRUCK
You should have left it there
It seems that it wouldn't work in mud or sand
That’s what she said 😂
Uh ya , maybe carry some trac grabbers or truck claws too would have saved a lot of time and labor. Just sayin.
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Who names their kid Jodi
I think I'd brought a cheater bar
...WTF did you do to my truck Jodie?...
cable breaks,,, smacks him in face
Gloves for .... for kid next time
I’ll stick with the electric winch.
Very Dangerous!!!
That would've been nice last winter when I got stuck plowing.
anchor worked good but boy that was a sketchy way to winch . lucky you still have teeth or worse . those come alongs are not meant for that kind of recovery .
Don't try this shit at home, any of it!!
just think how much more could have been done with mouth shut
I need off road tires if ur GOING off road and maybe a suspension lift
She is too LOUD.......
Counldnt get your kids some gloves?
half that truck was plastic. total junk unlike the old chevys
that truck is a pos...all dented up...
Lol
Wow, that truck is a pile of shit!
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Nice video should be titled what not to do. what a fool.
lame.