3DogsTowingLLC

When I was in the military and went through H8 recovery school, we buried a HMMWV (humvee) to the body in sand, and then we were supplied with around 20 snatch blocks and rope.  It was up to us to figure out how to recover the vehicle with only those tools and our squad of 5.  That school taught me a lot in the way of recoveries.  And by the way, yes we recovered that HMMWV with just the rope and snatch blocks and 4 people pulling with 1 person steering.

We just changed to Fattmerchant for our credit card processing.  So far it has worked out great, the card readers are 75.00 each, but they accept, swipe, chip, and tap to pay.  Also when we email an invoice, our company logo is on the receipt.  

Now I've used my 408A to help pull the front of a tractor over, but my rotator is the one doing the heavy pulling, and I also have a catch line to keep the unit from slamming down.

Ive got 2 so far, one red and white that is on my helmet and an amber and white that I stick on the side of the casualty while Im working.

Ed I have to agree with you on the feet anchoring these trucks.  I took mine out the other night and winched out a semi that was just spinning in the mud, thank god he didnt bury it.  I used a 4 part line to get him out, but having the feet flipped made all the difference in the world, and saved me from an hour trip to get get my rotator.

Sounds like a good product, but I just went and looked up the price, holy crap!  It says it can start up to a 16L diesel, but so can most of the larger mini jump packs, that cost less than half of this one.