Recovery gear for your Pioneer!

[JTW]

I'm starting to feel some 500 discrimination.

What you're experiencing is size discrimination.... welcome to the club brother!!

 

[100Acre]

I covered 4900 miles across 17 States over the past 5 days, sorry I posted 6 hrs after Joey pointed it out. I have neither the time or inclination to go through every post of alcohol infused gibberish from lunatic minds.

I like to sometimes resemble that remark, but only as a plastic fish swimming in a butter churn.

 

[Dp5hunter]

I believe we should give credit where credit is due. Richard is the one that opened my eyes to this kit so I won't take credit for any of it's design except for adding the valve core extractor to it.

You'll need a CO2 tank. I bought one at a local paintball supply house and it was used and filled up for $20 I believe. I made a second one then I had to buy that tank new.

You'll need a hose to go from the tank to the air chuck. There are several options here. You can use a coiled hose meant for paintball or you can use a grease gun hose because they are the same threads or you can use one of these fancy air chucks with the hose made onto it. Some of the paintball coiled hoses already come with the valve you need to open and close the tank.

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Then you'll need a locking chuck of your choice. There are several different styles so just choose one. You'll need to take the valve out of the air chuck so you can get more volume into the tire to pop a bead back on.

This next tool is not required but it is extremely useful. It will remove the valve core and retain it so you don't drop it in the mud and then it will allow you to re-install the valve core without losing any air.
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If you choose to use a grease gun hose, here's the valve that you'll need for opening and closing the CO2 supply.
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Here's a couple videos of the inflator in use and one video I made in the shop about how the valve core tool works.

That's bad ass

 

[100Acre]

I have used this one for better than 20 years

Superwinch 7750A Pulley Block , 20,000 lb capacity, use with winches having maximum single line capacity of 10,000 lb Amazon.com: Superwinch 7750A Pulley Block , 20,000 lb capacity, use with winches having maximum single line capacity of 10,000 lb: Automotive

I had a snap ring fail and ordered better ones from McMaster. While waiting on the snap rings, I won one of these.

ARB ARB209 Snatch Block Amazon.com: ARB ARB209 Snatch Block: Automotive

For heavy pulls, this one is the cats meow with the greasable bushing


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I have the ARB Snatch block too that I carry in my truck's recovery gear bag.

 

[drfubar]

I'm starting to feel some 500 discrimination.

I did a video but I had to put the www.hondasxs.com address on the start of the video... See Hondasxs to get the tag

 

[JACKAL]

How do you get a Contributor Badge? (Going off topic)

Doing how to guides, ride reports, etc. Ask @Hondasxs what he needs or wants off his bounty list. Examples:

P1000 - Reset the DCT Clutch / Clutch Initialize Learning Procedure

P1000 - Differential Oil Change Front & Rear - Honda Pioneer 1000

P1000 - Sub-Transmission Oil change - Honda Pioneer 1000

Multi - Ride Report - Paiute Trails / Central Utah

And so forth.

 

[Deleted member 3748]

Doing how to guides, ride reports, etc. Ask @Hondasxs what he needs or wants off his bounty list. Examples:

P1000 - Reset the DCT Clutch / Clutch Initialize Learning Procedure

P1000 - Differential Oil Change Front & Rear - Honda Pioneer 1000

P1000 - Sub-Transmission Oil change - Honda Pioneer 1000

Multi - Ride Report - Paiute Trails / Central Utah

And so forth.

That's my problem... I went off topic and didn't include a banner. My ride videos do feature a hondasxs sticker though!

thanks for the info guys!

 

[drfubar]

That's my problem... I went off topic and didn't include a banner. My ride videos do feature a hondasxs sticker though!

thanks for the info guys!

If it was a video and you have it on youtube, you can go back in and add a banner through youtube.. real easy

 

[Gator]

What you're experiencing is size discrimination.... welcome to the club brother!!

HA HA HA HA... Wait..... I don't get it.

 

[JACKAL]

I'm starting to feel some 500 discrimination.

Well... read here until feeling goes away.
Pioneer 500 Shop Talk

If symptoms persist fill this out.

 

[Deleted member 3748]

Well... read here until feeling goes away.
Pioneer 500 Shop Talk

If symptoms persist fill this out.
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Not necessary. There's no butt hurt.

 

[Deleted member 3748]

If it was a video and you have it on youtube, you can go back in and add a banner through youtube.. real easy

thanks, doc! I may do that on my next video.

 

[JACKAL]

Not necessary. There's no butt hurt.

Just messing around with you.

 

[Ragnar406]

Along with the gloves, Snatch block, treesaver, shackle, shovel, chainsaw, CO2 Kit with Vulcanized patches and plugs.
I also have a 50' Winch rope extension, extra shackles, and a 20' - 2"strap the rope extension is Nice you can use it a couple of ways. Usually by add it to the end of the rope and running it through the snatch block or just adding it to the end and getting a LONG pull.

I need to add the extra rope - I however tend not to venture into areas that that require all this - I do however follow @nbomar , @my99svt and @Tigermark so I like to be prepared to help them out

 

[nbomar]

I need to add the extra rope - I however tend not to venture into areas that that require all this - I do however follow @nbomar , @my99svt and @Tigermark so I like to be prepared to help them out

I need all the help I can get.


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[trigger]

If you are talking about the Superwinch one, look at the snap rings. I'll see if I have any spares. The replacements are metric and I had to order a pack of 10. It's been almost 10 years since I had the issue so I am not sure I can pay my fingers on them.

The block failed as I was putting it up after a 5 hour winch fest winching a 3 wheeled Jeep up trail 39 at Windrock - I guess at some point we put a side load on it. Two $1 snap rings and it was good to go!


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Nope, this one...
thanks anyway elkaholic!

 

[Tflynn]

A few posts back shackles were being discussed. I buy them at tractor supply. They sell one rated for 10,000 lbs. for only $10.

 

[Neohio]

I believe we should give credit where credit is due. Richard is the one that opened my eyes to this kit so I won't take credit for any of it's design except for adding the valve core extractor to it.

You'll need a CO2 tank. I bought one at a local paintball supply house and it was used and filled up for $20 I believe. I made a second one then I had to buy that tank new.

You'll need a hose to go from the tank to the air chuck. There are several options here. You can use a coiled hose meant for paintball or you can use a grease gun hose because they are the same threads or you can use one of these fancy air chucks with the hose made onto it. Some of the paintball coiled hoses already come with the valve you need to open and close the tank.

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Then you'll need a locking chuck of your choice. There are several different styles so just choose one. You'll need to take the valve out of the air chuck so you can get more volume into the tire to pop a bead back on.

This next tool is not required but it is extremely useful. It will remove the valve core and retain it so you don't drop it in the mud and then it will allow you to re-install the valve core without losing any air.
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If you choose to use a grease gun hose, here's the valve that you'll need for opening and closing the CO2 supply.
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Here's a couple videos of the inflator in use and one video I made in the shop about how the valve core tool works.

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May I suggest 3-4" of duct tape to this setup.
I hit up my local tire store and asked for a few used tire valves. I stuck them to duct tape, and taped it to my tank.
That Milton tool works great, but the new users to it could lose the valve, which would really ruin a day.
Just a thought.

 

[joeymt33]

May I suggest 3-4" of duct tape to this setup.
I hit up my local tire store and asked for a few used tire valves. I stuck them to duct tape, and taped it to my tank.
That Milton tool works great, but the new users to it could lose the valve, which would really ruin a day.
Just a thought.

Great idea. I have spares but they are in a zip lock bag. I like your idea better. Thanks.

 

[trigger]

A few posts back shackles were being discussed. I buy them at tractor supply. They sell one rated for 10,000 lbs. for only $10.

Yeah, I got one from TSC for fathers day. Along with a bunch of other stuff.