I cried when it broke. But I knew it had to be done for the benefit of mankind.

Very informative video. The narration was top notch! So everyone knew what they were watching and could take that information and apply it at the job site!!!😏 If it ain't Crosby...it ain't on my job!!

12t for 4wd is plenty but I couldn't believe that it took more than 60t to break it, very strict restrictions

Very good show!! I use these types of shackles all the time and was wondering what they break at!! Thanks for the video.

It's only rated @12t but think about why it actually failed at 60t.

And the shackle itself didn't even break the bolt did.

Safety factor of 5, good enough for me

And the standard safety rating is 5:1 I believe and 25:1 on block and tackle set ups mainly sheaves. More than enough rating.

5 to 1 design factor.

Safety factor of 5

Confused! What bow shackle uses a bolt with locking nut on the end as it’s pin?

What number of steel is this? Forged also I'm guessing?

D cycle or bow cycle me kya antar hota hai batao bhai

Groovy!

How mach ton shackle? 5÷1

Wow

Perty cool

Sorry, I completely missed what was going on :(

Neat

The shackle was not rigged properly. The shackle bolt needs to go through a bored square bar. You put the heavy testing shackle loop against the test shackle bolt which created a single point of load bearing. I would not hire you to change my oil.