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Awesome video! I am too impatient though, I will never take the time to do this. Greetings from twin

Selma fids are SO much easier with 12 strand hollow braids. I typically invert that loop before passing the eye through. Much easier. Make loop 1, then loop 2. Loosen the line at 2 then invert it. Pass a regular fid through it half way. Take a 6” piece of baling wire and fold it in half making a 3” piece. Pass one end through Loop 1 trapping it in the middle of the wire. Place the two ends of the wire into the fid and push it through, then pull the wires to pass the loop through the inversion. Revert the inversion and slide together. ALWAYS taper the bury with at least 6 strands. I typically taper 10. BTW, your tail should be 3 1/2 Fid lengths to maintain the rated strength which should be 90% - 100% of the original rating.

Music on videos like this sucks. Just talk dude.

Looks like that’s what I’m doing tonight, may need to order the fair lead and soft shackles soon too.

damn, forgot the chafe sleeve.. redo... lol..

Geesh that ‘music’, is the worst

Another brilliant & innovative product from Yankum! Thank you. Now it's time for me to go get stuck 😂 🛻+⛺️=🙂! Mark (& Teresa) Hampstead Maryland • Purpose Built Adventure Rig © • Ford Ranger FX4 - GFC Camper V2 # 1919 • Kia Soulverlander • Nissan Xterra Off-Road •

We're going to need some bigger D rings. :)

wonder if these would be good on hydraulic hoses or Electrical wires.

You have the best ropes! You’re constantly improving your product!! Well done!! 👍👍💯

Looks like a product that will outlast the shackle.

Great idea. I was thinking of a sleeve to protect the looped end of the winch line that sits in the groove fairlead

Great information

I imagine your shackle lasts at least 3X longer.

Brilliant. 😎👍

Nice

Hailey Deegan is sponsored by Can-Am but doesn't have any recovery ropes.. I see her snapping tie down straps trying to get her friends out in her videos.

So kinetic is better for towing a car than flat? Im talking just a guy on the road going to help a friend by towing his car with yours.

Too bad you cannot insert protection sleeve with this kind of splicing. So you have to stick with classic method. But the material is very slippery and , honestly, I couldn’t find any video how to splice this 12 strand rope made of this kind of material. If someone could send me a link I appreciate.

Lose the music and add some commentary. Really, it's exciting enough without the jazzy muzak.

I just watched this and decided I’ll run the hook until I need to replace the line. Holy buckets I don’t have the patience for that!

you should be tapering the tail once it's been passed through the core of the line. that sudden change in dia. will be your breaking point and will be your weakest area of the line now. you probably lost more than 50% of the integrity of the rope.

I just did this for the first time, using brand new 1/2" winch line. For me, clear boxing/packing tape worked much better than electrical tape. Thanks for the video and the innovative hawse/fairlead!

I clicked on this video because you made a smart title to picture

Best highest price on the market.

My question is why do you I need your $200 Fairlead using that Brummel knot? Couldn't I just use a $5 velcro strap to tie the winch line back onto itself or affix to the fairlead that came with my winch?

Very very confusing, watch on channels on you tube maybe you learn a less confusing method

Are they still called soft shackles, in sub-freezing environment?

with proper care, what is life expectancy, of a Yankum Rope?

7 "P's" of success Prior Proper Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance 🎯 I'm still working on the planning,, which seems to have repetitious preemptions👀

Have a 98lb RottnLab, she is stupid strong for her size.👀 Probably 5/8ths rope, 2 20ft ropes (neon orange,,, wait,,, do you have glow-in-the-dark ropes? Her favorite color😂), 4 soft shackles and 5 doughnut pulleys. My RottnLab is quite an entertaining character. Well mannered, just don't run toward me😱😁😂😎☕

I made a comment on Instagram about how user reviews is the best ad from people who won't use anything else and META deleted it. META is getting too ... ...

Winches... must be a jeep thing lol

Ok. I have a yankum rope and soft shackle. I haven’t done a kinetic pull yet. As most have seen there was an accident with a jeep and bronco on you tube recently. I don’t know what brand it was. I Also know they didn’t pull correctly because they didn’t use a soft shackle. Was there anything else they did wrong? Would the soft shack have been enough to stop this from happening?

This was a pain, not having a fid. I used 1/4” drive extension and wire to fish everything through. You will save yourself a lot of frustration if you just buy a freekin’ fid.

I think I am going to struggle doing this for the first time… Probably need to watch the video a few times.

I personally use Yankam ropes myself.

This message is for Alan with Yankam ropes. I’d like to partner up with you. I belong to a small club and to my knowledge none of them have ropes and I’m trying to introduce him to Yankam ropes. Can you help me out?

Great video! Really solidifies the reason to purchase. Behind the scenes is always one of my favorite videos when looking to purchase a product. Thanks for sharing the info. 💯

Any discount code?

Between Casey, Trail Mater & Matt using the Yankum products, I feel I should get some though I would likely never be in a situation to use them.

Went to the link because of the school bus recovery. Will probably buy one for my new F-250 King Ranch just in case. Also wanted to comment that Casey did not charge the bus driver for the recovery. He told him to make a donation to his favorite charity. It doesn’t get better than that. Great guy…great product!!

As an advanced ticket rigger for many years and a 60 tonne crane operator i am more than happy to use your products. They are now my "go to" items in my 4x4 recovery bag :))

thank you yankum ropes for making caseys job so easy

Thanks to Yankum for helping Casey do such good work for others and for their great product. Very impresseve.

You have an awesome product, keep up the good work!

Been watching Casey do his magic for awhile now and it's really not magic when you can use a product like Yankum ropes. Gotta get me some of that!

If Matt has 600 cycles should be able to do more than year warranty to demonstrate the longevity