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Rugged Ridge Recovery Strap (Orange) – 15104.03

Rugged Ridge

  • Rugged Ridge recovery strap, part 15104.03, orange
  • 4 inches wide by 30 feet long, nylon
  • 40,000 lb working load limit
  • Fits a 3-1/8 to 4 inch fitment width
  • Universal fit

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Description

Overview

The Rugged Ridge recovery strap in orange, part 15104.03, is a 4-inch by 30-foot nylon strap with abrasion resistant reinforced eyes and a 40,000 lb working load limit. It is universal fit, so it is not matched to one make, model or year. Its fitment width is 3-1/8 to 4 inches.

Rugged Ridge says nylon absorbs the shock of heavy pulls better than polyester, which helps a recovery go more smoothly through its elastic properties. The strap is mildew proof. Its eyes are reinforced against abrasion, so the connection points hold up to repeated use on trails.

Key features

  • 4 inches wide, 30 feet long
  • 40,000 lb working load limit
  • Mildew proof nylon
  • Abrasion resistant reinforced eyes
  • Elastic nylon that absorbs shock, per the maker
  • Orange color

Choosing a strap for heavier pulls

A wider strap with a higher working load limit suits heavier recoveries, but the strap is only one link in the chain. The connection points, shackles and recovery points need matching ratings, and the strap should run clear of sharp edges. Before a pull, confirm the vehicles are positioned so the load runs straight, and keep bystanders well away from the line.

Nylon webbing handles repeated use well when it is cared for. After a muddy outing, rinse the strap, let it dry fully and store it loosely. Look along the length for cuts, glazing or worn spots, and check the reinforced eyes for abrasion. A strap that has been loaded hard or caught on rock should be inspected before it goes back into service.

  • Match the strap to the heaviest expected pull
  • Use rated shackles and recovery points
  • Retire straps with cuts or worn eyes

Specifications

Brand Rugged Ridge
Part number 15104.03
UPC 804314218492
Width 4 inch
Length 30 feet
Fitment width 3-1/8 to 4 inches
Material Mildew proof nylon
Eyes Reinforced, abrasion resistant
Load rating 40,000 lb working load limit
Color Orange
Fit Universal

Vehicle fitment

This strap is not vehicle-specific. Rugged Ridge lists universal fit, so select it by its 40,000 lb working load limit and 30-foot length for the recovery you have in mind.

Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

A tree protector wraps around the base of a tree to protect the winch cable and the tree during a recovery. Using one helps protect the tree and keeps the recovery area in better shape.

What’s included

The strap is the item in this package. Check the package contents against your installation before starting.

SKU: RUG15104.03 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 5.00 lbs
Package dimensions 8.00 × 8.00 × 5.00 in
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Questions & Answers

What is the Rugged Ridge 15104.03 strap rated for?

It is a 4-inch wide, 30-foot orange nylon strap with reinforced eyes. Its working load limit is 40,000 lb and its fitment width is 3-1/8 to 4 inches.

Is this strap made for a specific vehicle?

No. It is universal fit, so it is not matched to a particular make, model or year. Choose it by its 40,000 lb working load limit and length for your recovery setup.

Does the strap include a tree protector?

Plan on a separate tree protector if you need one. It wraps around a tree base to protect the winch cable and the trunk during a pull.

How should I inspect a recovery strap before a trip?

Run the full length through your hands and look for cuts, fraying, glazed fibers and soft spots. Check the eyes closely where the strap bears on hardware. Retire the strap if you find any of these.

Can a wide strap replace a recovery rope?

Not always. A strap has less stretch than a rope, so it transfers load quickly. Choose the tool that matches the pull, and use the stretch of a rope when the vehicles need a cushioned start.