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Mean  Mother  Snatch  Ropes  are  made  from  nylon  webbing  which  has been 
treated for longer wear. Each of our ropes feature 30% elongation, reinforced and 
protected  eyelets,  and  are  tested  to  meet  quality  and  strength  standards.  The

Mean Mother Snatch Ropes are available in:

9m x 19mm (29ft x 3/4”) & rated to 9,500kg (20,944lb) min. breaking strength.

9m x 22mm (29ft x 7/8”) & rated to 13,000kg (28,660lb) min. breaking strength.

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KINETIC SNATCH ROPE

KEY INFORMATION & SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS

•   Check the strap/rope and its packaging for the stated Minimum Breaking Strength 

(MBS) of this strap/rope.

•   It is recommended that the minimum breaking strength of the strap/rope should be 

between 2 and 3 times the  vehicle’s gross vehicle mass (GVM);

 

and

•   The strap/rope must be suited to the GVM of the lighter of the two vehicles used in 

the recovery process

•   Persons intending to use the strap/rope should consider completing a nationally 

recognised four wheel drive

 

training course or contact a four wheel drive club for 

comprehensive advice on the proper selection and use

 

of

 

the strap/rope. 

•   The strap/rope must not be used for lifting or conventional towing.
•   Persons intending to use the strap/rope must ensure that the strap/rope is not 

damaged and is in usable condition.

Mean Mother Snatch Ropes have been designed to stretch 30% and spring back 
to the  original  length  in  a  recovery  operation.  Similarly  to  a  rubber  band 
springing back after stretching, a snatch rope being stretched between two vehicles 
generates a kinetic energy pulling force as the rope returns to its original 
length. The combination  of the recovery vehicle pull and the pulling force from 
the rope creates  a  'snatching'  effect  that  can  heave  a  stranded  vehicle  free 
from  being bogged or unable to move under its own power. When used in 
accordance with the “Guidelines for safe use of Vehicle Recovery Ropes and Snatch 
Ropes”, vehicles may be recovered with minimal risk of injury to people or damage 
to vehicle equipment.

WARNING

INCORRECT USE MAY RESULT IN INJURY OR DEATH

Vehicle 

OCCUPANTS

 and 

BYSTANDERS

 have been 

KILLED 

by flying projectiles (such as t

ow balls) when recovery 

straps/ropes have been attached incorrectly. 

NEVER

 attach recovery ropes to vehic

le fittings such as t

ow balls, tow 

bars, tie-down points or tow hooks. 

ONLY

 attach recovery straps/ropes to an 

APPROVED

 recovery point/device that is 

suitably rated for use with the straps/ropes. BEFORE attempting a vehicle recovery all passengers must exit the 
vehicles and stand as far away as possible. 

Summary of Contents for Mean Mother MMKR95T

Page 1: ...ing Strength MBS It is recommended that the minimum breaking strength of the strap rope should be between 2 and 3 times the vehicle s gross vehicle mass GVM GVM means the maximum loaded mass including...

Page 2: ...g Persons intending to use the strap rope must ensure that the strap rope is not damaged and is in usable condition Mean Mother Snatch Ropes have been designed to stretch 30 and spring back to the ori...

Page 3: ...covery point or device that is suitably rated for use with the strap rope Incorrect use has previously resulted in serious injury and death Assess the circumstances of the stranded vehicle If it has b...

Page 4: ...e is to be recovered and the signal radio hand signal or horn blast when that point is reached 2 With communications maintained between both vehicles and Recovery Rope secure the recovery vehicle shou...

Page 5: ...nst sharp or hot surfaces Avoid twists kinks after washing and when dry always coil your strap rope for storage Clean your strap rope with warm water and a mild detergent allowing thorough drying befo...

Page 6: ...is to be interpreted as excluding restricting or modifying any State or Federal legislation applicable to the supply of goods and services which cannot be excluded restricted or modified Haigh Austral...

Page 7: ...xcluded under the Australian Consumer Law You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage You are also entitled...

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