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Double-Ended Recovery Hook, 7.5 t — TXJL 1258

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A double-ended hook that lets you connect a tow rope to a towing point quickly and without fuss. Made from metal alloys; the supplier quotes a 7.5 tonne rating. It does not say whether that is a working load limit or a breaking strength, and its text says black while the photos show a red hook.

Double-Ended Recovery Hook, 7.5 t — TXJL 1258

Two attachment points in one piece: a rope or strap goes on one end, the towing point on the other. Recovering in mud, that is the difference between ten seconds and a quarter of an hour spent looking for a shackle.

In the photo the hook is clipped into a point under a vehicle with a recovery strap on the other eye; both ends have closing catches.

Rating
7.5 t
Material
metal alloys
Type
double-ended hook

Key features

  • Two attachment points in one piece — quick to clip a rope in
  • Stated rating of 7.5 tonnes
  • Made from metal alloys
  • Closing catches on both ends (as shown)

Technical data

  • Rating: 7.5 t
  • Material: metal alloys
  • Colour per supplier text: black
  • Supplier part number: TXJL 1258

Fitting and notes

Before you use this hook for a recovery, check one thing: the supplier quotes a 7.5 t rating but does not say whether that is a working load limit or a breaking strength. That distinction matters enormously with a kinetic rope, where a single snatch can multiply the vehicle's weight several times over. Until it is clarified, treat it as a towing item rather than a recovery item. Note too that the text says black while the photos show a red hook.

Frequently asked questions

What colour will I get?

The supplier's text says black, the photos show red. Confirm with us before ordering.

Is 7.5 t a working load limit?

The supplier does not specify. Do not assume it is a working figure.

Is it suitable for a kinetic rope?

Without a working load limit and a standard, we do not recommend that use.

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