Sand ladders/waffle boards

[MudSurfer]

Why are these so hard to find???

Where is the best place to go for decent recovery kit???

[BEAST]

Overseas?

[KERRSURF]

I bought some in an auction at D9, £25 for a pair.

try Difflock forum, they might point you in the right direction, although you might pay more than I did.

[surfenstein]

try here andy.http://www.tracmat.com/?gclid=CMKJpL...FRSO1Qod0hGACw

[KERRSURF]

thats the exact ones I have, the 38mm ones, still to try them though

[nero279]

ebay or direct from trac mat assuming it's the fibreglass grate style ones you're after, not the steel ones

apparently you can get a decent discount off tracmat through ebay if you buy more than one pair contact the seller and make an offer on 2 pairs or more http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...559985feddae09

[MudSurfer]

Thanks chaps - will be talking to Trac mat tomorrow...

[mud skipper]

if you know somebody that works in a stone/gravel quarry ask them as the grading machines in some quarries have a waffle type board thats about 3' by 18" rubber coated.
last year i was at a granite quarry in penmaenmawr and they had a skip full of worn ones, like a dumbass i didnt help myself to them

[joker??]

bought mine from ebay [private seller]

[The Lovely Boyo]

Why are these so hard to find???

Where is the best place to go for decent recovery kit??

I'd have a think about exactly what you want in it and make up your own - there's loads of choice on ebay.

The standard ones that are made up for you are expensive for what you get.

[Apache]

I'd go for a vehicle with 4 wheel drive, and not get stuck


Sorry, I'm getting boring now.

[MudSurfer]

I'd go for a vehicle with 4 wheel drive, and not get stuck


Sorry, I'm getting boring now.

Switches are on their way......

[Apache]

So you've found out whats wrong then?

[MudSurfer]

So you've found out whats wrong then?

Well - I've had the front diff in bits - the ADD actuator is fine and works, no issues that I can see with the vacuum system, but wiggle the switch on the top of the transfer, and it switches on or off.....so, getting some known working switches on there, and we'll see if that fixes it...