Well yes, I understood very well what you wrote, but I think @emax is right. And by the way, even in the EU not all laws are the same. I never heard of a 5000 € limit in Belgium.
I am "after nothing", I think it is very OK to give another chance to that young bloke. I agree with you. Even if the cost of the damage is very high.
That sounds good at first.
The example you illustrate is the Letech Hinged Winch Bumper Cover designed specifically as a direct replacement for the current screw-in cover provided by INEOS for the European and UK plastic bumper. I have had it confirmed by Letech that it will have full TÜV testing and certification, which as far as I know is the gold standard for acceptance by any insurance company. Your casting aspertions as to their compliance with European laws or otherwise is unhelpful.That's why I am not sure that some new "European" winch covers are compliant with European laws. like in this example:
Roof racks, Head up displays and dash cams etc. Any after market accessory.
I just watched the LR Time video linked above all the way to the end. I cut it short earlier and missed the turn out of the driveway. That turning radius . . . woof. 😂 That's gonna take some getting used to. I seem to recall seeing a post on here - perhaps by @JeanMercier that suggests the...www.theineosforum.com
No problem if you are going off road, but what if you have an accident with a pedestrian: it could be that the insurance company doesn't want to pay the damage if you did put something non-compliant on your plastic bumper!
I've never quite got to the bottom of what "TÜV testing and certification" actually means?
When I receive a copy of the certification, I'll post it on the Forum.
In Europe many products require a certification of conformity to European standards and then they can use the CE mark. There are a number of notified bodies across Europe that are authorised to do the certification TÜV being one of the biggest ones, although there are alse several TÜVs TÜV Sud (South) and TÜV Nord (North), TÜV Rheinland etc. but also others like BSI, DEKRA, etc
Can anyone with a winch confirm this - have the agents mentioned anything?
What do you mean exactly, I have the winch
The version posted by @CountyV8 starts at page 14 with a heading Introduction. What's on the pages 1 to 13 in your version?
I don't have 13 first pages in the pdf version, but only 4: cover, vehicle information (blank form) and two other irrelevant pages.
No the question was, that an earlier piece of information suggested we were advised that you had to leave about a foot of rope hanging out of the fairlead. This manual says nothing about that.
