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Mud_Guppie

Mud_Guppie

EBI Cruisers
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Location
Port Coquitlam, BC
Website
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TRED 1100 is designed with the serious off-road enthusiast in mind with a little extra width and length (42") to help launch your vehicle out of boggy ground in more serious recoveries. TRED 1100 is also a great tool for commercial vehicles in the mining, construction and government sectors as well as machine operators that can find themselves in trouble form time to time on boggy ground

TRED is the ultimate all-in-one off road recovery device, specially designed to get your four-wheel drive, ATV and equipment out of trouble when
traction is lost in sand, mud, sludge, slime or snow. Engineered and manufactured in Australia from only the highest quality materials, TREDs
are designed to handle intense levels of torque, flex, weight and impact. Intense reviews of every fine detail in the design process make TRED the
best choice for your recovery.

With a designated shovel feature, extreme hex grip nodules, aggressive ramp entry teeth and ultimate wear resistant properties, TRED will
allow you to explore with confidence, without letting traction disrupt your journey

most sizes and colours in stock

867TRED11B TRED 1100 BLUE RECOVERY & EXTRACTION DEVICE (LENGTH 42") $149
867TRED11BK TRED 1100 BLACK RECOVERY & EXTRACTION DEVICE (LENGTH 42") $149
867TRED11D TRED 1100 DESERT SAND RECOVERY & EXTRACTION DEVICE (LENGTH 42") $149
867TRED11G TRED 1100 GREEN RECOVERY & EXTRACTION DEVICE (LENGTH 42") $149
867TRED11GG TRED 1100 GUN METAL GRAY RECOVERY & EXTRACTION DEVICE (LENGTH 42") $149
867TRED11MG TRED 1100 MILITARY GREEN RECOVERY & EXTRACTION DEVICE (LENGTH 42") $149
867TRED11P TRED 1100 PINK RECOVERY & EXTRACTION DEVICE (LENGTH 42") $149
867TRED11R TRED 1100 RED RECOVERY & EXTRACTION DEVICE (LENGTH 42") $149
867TRED11Y TRED 1100 YELLOW RECOVERY & EXTRACTION DEVICE (LENGTH 42") $149
867TRED8BK TRED 800 BLACK RECOVERY & EXTRACTION DEVICE (LENGTH 31") $149
867TRED8D TRED 800 DESERT SAND RECOVERY & EXTRACTION DEVICE (LENGTH 31") $149
867TRED8G TRED 800 GREEN RECOVERY & EXTRACTION DEVICE (LENGTH 31") $149
867TRED8MG TRED 800 MILITARY GREEN RECOVERY & EXTRACTION DEVICE (LENGTH 31") $149
867TRED8Y TRED 800 YELLOW RECOVERY & EXTRACTION DEVICE (LENGTH 31") $149
867TREDBAG11 TRED 1100 HEAVY DUTY CARRY BAG $25
867TREDBAG8 TRED 800 HEAVY DUTY CARRY BAG $20
867TREDLEASH TRED RECOVERY LEASH (PAIR) $13

-price is for a pair

-a good set of instructions on how to use the treds is located here
http://www.tred4x4.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=40

-31” long for TRED 800

-42” long for TRED 1100

-regular list is from $225 to $250 once the sale is over

-still waiting for details on using these for bridging/spanning gaps

-still waiting on weight specs

-and the small print warranty, scaled up to a larger font for old people to read easier

Lifetime Manufacturer’s Warranty
* THE WORLD’S FIRST NON-MECHANICAL SOLO RECOVERY DEVICE WITH A LIFETIME WARRANTY
TRED Pty Ltd ACN 155 088 887 are the manufacturers of the TRED product. We trust that you will enjoy this product as it has been made in Australia from the highest standard materials and specifications.
WARRANTY CONDITIONS
Warranty only applies when this product has been used in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations for use and does not cover damage or failure resulting from improper use, act of nature, abuse, alteration, accident, misuse, negligence, or general wear and tear.
LIMITS OF LIABILITY
TRED Pty Ltd is not liable for damages to other property caused by defects in its products, loss of use of the product, loss of time, commercial loss or any other damages, whether real, incidental or consequential. The benefits conferred by this warranty are additional to all other conditions, rights and remedies.
KEEP YOUR ORIGINAL RECEIPT AS PROOF OF PURCHASE.
In order to process a warranty claim, the owner must first contact TRED Design Pty Ltd via email info@tred4x4.com in order to receive a Warranty Claim Authorization Number (WCAN). Once you have received authorization the owner will be instructed on how to complete the warranty claim.
Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement for major failure.
For any enquiries please contact us at info@tred4x4.com or for more information please visit www.tred4x4.com

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Is that each or per pair?
 
Fantom said:
Also, what is the weight of each?
What kind of warranty?
What is the weight rating for them?
What distances can they actually span if any?
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Add to that -when you use them 2 or 4 of them in the mud (not much sand in BC) you will need a shovel to dig them out and a some way to clean them before they go back in -- on top your rig.
 
Glenn-BJ74 said:
Add to that -when you use them 2 or 4 of them in the mud (not much sand in BC) you will need a shovel to dig them out and a some way to clean them before they go back in -- on top your rig.
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Actually no, this is where you attach a thinner strap to them so you can pull them out with the vehicle. And since they are mounted on the outside who cares if they are covered in mud, just rinse them off at the next swamp/river crossing. I don't see an issue with it. Oh and if I get the N.P.P.T. ever finished they can just go under the flat deck ;)
 
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Fantom said:
Actually no, this is where you attach a thinner strap to them so you can pull them out with the vehicle. And since they are mounted on the outside who cares if they are covered in mud, just rinse them off at the next swamp/river crossing. I don't see an issue with it. Oh and if I get the N.P.P.T. ever finished they can just go under the flat deck ;)
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Good deal - how many are you buying?
 
enough to fill orders but unlikely I'll be bring in a surplus, too many colours and sizes to stock everything
maybe closer to summer will allow me the added $$$$ to carry some stock.
We're expanding the shop space, staff and products so I need to watch the pennies for the next while
 
Expanding the shop = Used Parts Sale !!
 
Ya I made a pair of long ones for a specific trip some thirty years ago ,saved my bacon for sure if not my life. I'd get the free spanning ones ,to bad they didn't link together to double the span.
 
wrongway around said:
Ya I made a pair of long ones for a specific trip some thirty years ago ,saved my bacon for sure if not my life. I'd get the free spanning ones ,to bad they didn't link together to double the span.
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wrongway your PM is overflowing ...
 
more details added in original post
waiting on weight details
 
I always love people worrying about bridging ability, the things are only 42" long so maybe safely span 36" what could you possibly not figure out how to get over that is only 3 feet wide if you want stuff for bridging buy stuff for bridging. If you have these and you really need them for bridging you'll try em anyways no matter what specs are, if they work they work if not well what have you lost. If I really needed a bridging device I sure as hell ain't gonna trust plastic.

...via IH8MUD app
 
I'm not worried about bridging ability, I'm just asking what it's limitations are before I buy it. I know it's not going to be a bridge because of it's design, but I also know it can be used as a ramp in certain situations (similar to bridging). Knowing the max weight/span it can handle as a bridging device gives me a good idea of the limitations it has and what it can be used for. I know the Trax units are a lot more flexible but they are thinner, this seems to be fairly thick. So is it less flexible and more likely to just snap under the weight or will it flex? If it's used as a ramp will the ends just buckle and snap off or will it contour a bit more and allow the wheel to climb easier?

Just looked through their site, they do not recommend the use of them in any kind of bridging or ramp use.
 
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