[b][Brisbane, December 7, 2015][/b] - Getting stuck in mud puddles is a possibility for every 4X4 adventure. To pull out cars off ditches, Outback Equipment offers reliable and durable recovery winches from T-Max and Mean Mother (MM). Their products can carry vehicles weighing from 2,500 lbs to 12,500 lbs, and they make specific winches for regular and off-road activities.

Most of the products regularly attach to the front or the back of the vehicles, but they offer one hand winch that can pull 1,600 kg. Nevertheless, all winches from Outback Equipment are tough and can provide dependable assistance when needed. For anyone needing help choosing the best kind of winch, their friendly staff will be glad to assist and answer questions.

[b]Boss and Power[/b]

Mean Mother and T-Max both have top-of-the-line winches, the Boss and Power series respectively. MM makes three versions of the Boss series: EB9500, EB9500B and the EB9500S. The 9500 comes with a 5.56mm x 12m galvanised aircraft cable with high abrasive capabilities. The 9500B is bare when bought to allow customers fit a cable of their preference. Regarded as the ultimate in performance, the 9500S uses 10mm x 28m synthetic rope that is safer and lighter option than a wire cable.

Dust and waterproof, T-Max’s 9,500 and 12,500-lbs is suitable for any 4WD application and the most exacting standards. Works at high speed and has low noise brake, clients can expect to get out of ditches quickly with one of the T-Max’s Power series products.

[b]Outlast the Frontier[/b]

Outback Equipment supplies almost everything outdoor adventurers could need. From lighting solutions, energy sources and communication devices to repair tools, caravan accessories and snorkel kits, they have everything to assist man and machine.

They help where they can, and their staff will not pull gimmicks to make sales. Clients only get good, old customer service and honest advice.

[b]About Outback Equipment[/b]

100% Australian owned and operated, Outback Equipment operates from their main warehouse is in Brisbane. They cater to a broad range of individuals, from rookie 4WD and campers to enthusiasts and outback veterans.

Visit http://www.outbackequipment.com.au for more information.