Reviews: Smittybilt 2-inch Receiver Mounted D-Ring Shackle (Black) - 29312B

i love it beautiful just what i wanted and needed great company friendly service fast shipping great price i bought two other 3/4 inch shackles great and i ordered a Smittybilt 3 by 30 foot tow strap website said in stock wasn't talked to lance in service he replaced in two days with an overland system strap good job lance very happy keep up the good work i have a few other things on my wish list to lol thanks

I just sit in my driveway and stare.

This provides a solid pulling point in the event the vehicles gets stuck in the mud or snow!

As advertised!

This is likely stronger than my hitch. Haven't needed to use it yet, but if I need to connect the back to a winch this will work.

This is a great product for pulling out disabled vehicles. You simply slip this into the receiver, attach the recovery strap, and go. You don't have to worry about the strap falling off the ball, or coming loose and ripping your strap. Get two. One for each end of your recovery strap.

Purchased this for my dad so that he could pull some large tree pieces around the field behind his Tundra. He didn't have an after market bumper with tow points, but did have a 2" receiver. This fit perfectly in the receiver and attached with a standard hitch pin. We were able to pull several large (1ft diameter, 4ft long) logs around a field with no issue. The final task was to pull down a 30" diameter tree trunk, about 15ft long, down and then across the field to the burn pile. The product worked well for this task and had no visible damage after use. I've also seen people use this to pull people out of trouble spots multiple times while recreationally off-roading. It has always held up, and its solid base is very inspiring (most others on the market are hollow). I think we purchased a quality product that will stand up to years of abuse on the farm. Thanks Smittybilt and 4WheelParts!

Nice product

Needed this for my Silverado...it is a great product...for those of use who use their trucks off-road