[KINETIC ENERGY RECOVERY ROPES]

TuggE.R.R.™ Line (Kinetic Energy Recovery Rope)
The Jerk-It™ line is a custom spliced double braid manufactured in Canada from 100% nylon yarn. Freedom Recovery Gear K.E.R.R. Kinetic Energy Recovery Rope is an excellent complement to any recovery gear kit, Available in a variety of standard sizes and lengths

Our K.E.R.R. lines use the kinetic properties of nylon to “sling-shot” objects free from mud, sand, or snow. Available in a Fire Cracker, this line is a must-have for any recreational off-roader as well as the professional dealing with heavy machinery which has become stuck.

Our DBN meets military specifications (40-GP 16M Type 1).

Characteristics

• High strength
• Controlled stretch
• Abrasion-resistant
• Excellent shock absorption
• Yellow ID tracer

Applications

• K.E.R.R. line
• Slings
• Abrasion-resistant
• Tow lines
• General utility

Use common sense and ALWAYS KEEP SAFETY THE TOP PRIORITY and ensure your application is verified for proper sizing prior to use. Remember knots in a rope or the use of a nylon rope while it is wet will have a negative impact on the rope’s strength. 

Caution

• Avoid abrasive surfaces and any sharp edges.
• Use shackles of an appropriate strength for the rope and consider switching to soft shackles for increased safety.
• Always check the splice before and during attachment to each vehicle.
• Test before use. Try light pulls to test attachment before pulling at maximum force.
• Keep spectators out of the tow zone.
• A Bowline knot is recommended if the rope must be knotted. This will undo most easily after use.
• A knot can reduce a rope’s strength by as much as half.*

Application Sizing Suggestions 3:1 Safety Factor

• 5/8 Max 4000lbs GVW IE Side by Side UTV
• 7/8 Max 7000Lbs GVW Tacoma Jeep
• 1” Max  9000 lbs Full-size Land cruiser, ½ ton Pick up
• 1 ¼” 14,000lbs GVW 1 ton 

Usage

• Crawl: the first stage is a simple traction extraction put pressure on the rope and seeing if the stuck vehicle moves.
• Walk: The second stage is a walking pace of 2-3 mph that’s actually a lot of force!
• Run: Third Stage is a run about 5-6 mph. This speed will exert a tremendous amount of force! 
• Make sure your attachment point is up to the task and use only with rated frame-mounted recovery points.

Note*

MINIMUM BREAKING STRENGTH (MBS) IS THE MINIMUM FORCE NECESSARY TO CAUSE A PIECE OF RECOVERY GEAR TO FAIL. 

Working Load Limit (WLL) is the maximum working load designed by the manufacturer. This load represents a force that is much less than that required to make the lifting equipment fail or yield.