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BBR074Installation Guide
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• Ironman 4x4 recovery points are FEA Tested during design and Destruction tested during
development to establish the Working Load Limits (WLL)
• Ironman 4x4 recovery points have been designed as a matching pair, supplied as right and
left sides for vehicle-specific fitment.
• Ironman 4x4 includes specific mounting hardware to ensure correct fitment to your 4WD.
The correct fitment of these components is critical for your safety.
• Do not use this recovery point for any other vehicle make or model other than the one
intended and specified by Ironman 4x4.
• Do not alter or modify the recovery point in any way. Doing so may compromise the
strength and integrity of the recovery points.
• Ensure that bolts are tightened to the specified torque.
• Don’t remove warning labels from the recovery point.
(Some recovery points require the warning labels to be installed, these must be installed)
• It is advised to use an equalising or bridle strap. Failure to do so correctly can result in
recovery point fatigue and bending and voiding your warranty.
• Never use a single recovery point combined with a side load pull.
• Recovery Points are designed for a straight-line pull, by pulling on and angle/ sideways pull
may result in a reduction of the WLL.
• Ford Ranger vehicles are equipped with BMS (Battery Monitoring System) - nothing should
be connected to this battery module. There is a spare post on the factory bus bar.
Please check the owner’s manual
• Grounding/Earth points must always be connected to the factory grounding points,
not to the battery negative terminal. See owner’s manual.
NOTE: This product has been tested for airbag compatibility; therefore, the mounting system
MUST NOT be modified.
Ironman 4x4 does not recommend the installation of large or light-coloured antennas or aerials
to the front of a bull bar as it may cause the lane departure system to malfunction.
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