ARCHIVE Crank Pulley Holder Tool and HD Soft Shackle Recovery Points Now Available!

[CPACruiser]

Yes, still on a factory bumper. I thought you were making the recovery points that replaced the stock tie down points. I don’t think these will work for me.

Oh yes I am still making those as well, (the 90⁰ bend style). Sorry to confuse.

I believe this style will only work for certain style bumper configurations such as coastal off-road and the one I'm in the process of making

 

[FMC80]

Oh yes I am still making those as well, (the 90⁰ bend style). Sorry to confuse.

Not your fault, I’m easily confused.

 

[CPACruiser]

Not your fault, I’m easily confused.

Right there with ya

 

[flintknapper]

Oh yes I am still making those as well, (the 90⁰ bend style). Sorry to confuse.

I believe this style will only work for certain style bumper configurations such as coastal off-road and the one I'm in the process of making

Those are what I am interested in.

 

[mingles]

Those are what I am interested in.

Same here. I need something that fits the stock tie-down loop bolt holes.

 

[CPACruiser]

Ok also, do you guys prefer red or black? Some other color? Taking suggestions.

I think the brighter colors are easier to identify when in the elements.

 

[FMC80]

Ok also, do you guys prefer red or black? Some other color? Taking suggestions.

I think the brighter colors are easier to identify when in the elements.

I prefer magenta, like me, my cruiser is meant to sparkle!

BL: I don't care. Red probably because it pops! I can be convinced to go with just about any color.

 

[CPACruiser]

I prefer magenta, like me, my cruiser is meant to sparkle!

BL: I don't care. Red probably because it pops! I can be convinced to go with just about any color.

Glitter bombed it is

 

[CPACruiser]

Update: Currently have 6 crank pulley holders in stock

 

[Broski]

This is a well made tool and made the job easy !!

Thanks !!

 

[flintknapper]

This is a well made tool and made the job easy !!
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Thanks !!

Nice photo....!

Yes, well made and provides plenty of engagement of the breaker bar, it will not try to 'cam out'.

Thanks @CPACruiser for making these available.

 

[CPACruiser]

This is a well made tool and made the job easy !!
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Thanks !!

Glad to hear it m8 thanks for the feedback much appreciated

 

[CPACruiser]

Alright ladies and gents, for anyone who was interested the time has come to make the new soft shackle friendly recovery points available.

Will be available in bare metal for $155 a pair, as well as red or black powder coat for $175 a pair. shipping will be added via USPS Priority Mail.

1/2" Steel, CNC Laser cut, CNC formed and radius milled soft shackle pass thru as well as the front face of the shackle will be chamfered.

PM with questions or orders. I am also working on a website so keep an eye out for updates on that as well as becoming a vendor soon.

Bare metal:

Powder Coated:

 

[Broski]

Those look nice !

 

[80ways]

I've been waiting for these... I'll take a pair of recovery points (red) and a crank pulley tool, please!
Pm me payment instructions (or tell me to pay attention and look above in the thread!).

 

[FMC80]

I’ll take two sets in bare metal. Pm incoming.

 

[CPACruiser]

I've been waiting for these... I'll take a pair of recovery points (red) and a crank pulley tool, please!
Pm me payment instructions (or tell me to pay attention and look above in the thread!).

I’ll take two sets in bare metal. Pm incoming.

PMs sent gents

 

[mingles]

They look great! Thanks for making them.

I’ll take one set of the unpainted recovery points. Let me know when I should PayPal you the $$$?

Thanks!

 

[CPACruiser]

For all who ordered recovery points, production will begin this week, I am waiting on new tooling for the milling machine so I'm estimating approximately a two week lead time until shipments will go out.

As always feel free to PM with questions.

Thanks

 

[NKP Garage]

I put CPACruiser's crank pulley tool to good use this week. And it worked like a charm! I've never had such an easy time removing a crank pulley bolt on a 1FZFE. And now when I am ready to install the crank pulley again I will have a great way to hold things in place to torque the bolt down correctly without risking damage to the rubber in the pulley.

Awesome simple tool, Thanks again CPACruiser!
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