Diesel Truck Off-Road Recovery Kit | 1 Ton Kit

Elevate your diesel truck's recovery capabilities with a Diesel Dudes Recovery Kit. Designed for those who demand performance on and off the job, this kit handles everything from tough job site recoveries to weekend adventures with ease.

Built with industrial-strength needs in mind, it delivers the power and flexibility needed to recover the heaviest loads safely, without the jolt and strain of traditional methods. Whether you’re rescuing a stuck rig at work or freeing your buddy who sent it too hard on the weekend, this kit is the perfect companion for your diesel pickup.

Equip your truck with the recovery gear it deserves and be prepared for whatever the day—or weekend—brings

Kit Includes:

1 x 1" x 30' Kinetic Energy Recovery Rope [MBS: 33,500 lbs]

2 x 7/16" Soft Shackles [MBS: 44,500 lbs]

1 x 2.5" Receiver Hitch Point

1 x Receiver Pin [MBS: 22,000 lbs]

1 x Med Recovery Gear Bag

Orders ship within 3-5 business days.

If you are unsatisfied with the merchandise, just let us know by emailing support@thedieseldudes.com

This product is eligible for a return 15 days after the purchase has been made. Any damages in shipment or missing pieces, please contact our support team : support@thedieseldudes.com

* Note: Alaska, Hawaii and some Canadian locations will be subject to additional freight charges

What is the rope rated for?

The ropes have a 'Minimum Breaking Strength' (MBS). You then use a 'Factor of Safety'(FOS) to determine your 'Working Load Limit' (WLL). Your FOS is typically somewhere between 3 and 5, so either a 3:1, 4:1, or 5:1. You will find your working load limit by dividing the MBS by the FOS. Example:

• 33,500 / 3 = 11,600
• 33,500 / 4 = 8,375
• 33,500 / 5 = 6,700

What is the proper way to store the rope?

Yankum Ropes™ are designed to handle a lot of tough situations, and taking good care of your rope when not in use will prolong the life of the rope. It is recommended to store your rope out of the elements and away from harsh chemicals. 

How fast should I go when performing a recovery with a kinetic rope?

Start your recovery with a very slow pull, then move to kinetic pulls. Increase speed gradually until the stuck vehicle is free, but do not exceed 5 mph. If you've reached 5 mph and the stuck vehicle hasn't moved, rethink a different way to recover. Stay safe!