What are 'Jate rings' for?

Suffolkandgood · May 1, 2009

As title, are they for recovery like shackles and recovery points or is there another use for them?

We all gotta learn sometime

goonarmy · May 1, 2009

yep recovery points.Army uses em for lifting too.

Davec · May 1, 2009

Originally designed for slinging Land Rovers below Helicopters. I believe Jate stands for something like Joint Air Transport Establishment

fenby1976 · May 1, 2009

Can't fault your logic here - no point just leaving them permanently swinging from your chassis while not being used for vehicle recovery. Why not use them as body jewellery?

treestump · May 2, 2009

fenby1976 said:
Can't fault your logic here - no point just leaving them permanently swinging from your chassis while not being used for vehicle recovery. Why not use them as body jewellery?

I have been known to use them as penis rings, bit tight though

bustersbus · May 2, 2009

Ah only got upto a 16mm or maybe it was 14mm

discobill · May 2, 2009

Tried it once.... lost it down me eye end.

90truckcab · May 3, 2009

hammy2909 · May 3, 2009

Just hope that chinook dont fly into some fog...that'd be a wastes landy

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