Prolink Winch Shackle Mount Black

The Prolink Winch Shackle Mount Black from FACTOR 55 is a heavy-duty anchor point designed for serious off-road recovery and winch operations. Built for vehicles equipped with factory or aftermarket winches, this pin-on shackle mount converts a single winch line into dual recovery points, distributing load across multiple connection angles during difficult extractions. Whether you're managing steep hill climbs, stuck vehicles in mud or sand, or multi-directional pull scenarios, this mount enables safer, more controlled recoveries by allowing you to adjust pull geometry without repositioning your entire rig.

Engineered from aluminum and finished in black anodized coating, the Prolink design offers corrosion resistance while maintaining a lightweight profile that won't strain your vehicle's suspension or towing capacity. The 16,000 lb load capacity meets DOT recovery standards and exceeds typical full-size truck winch ratings, ensuring reliable performance in high-stress pulls. The pin-on configuration means no welding, drilling, or permanent frame modifications—simply insert the included pin through your existing winch attachment point or recovery loop, then secure shackles to the dual eyes. The compact 4.4 x 4.35 x 4.75 inch footprint minimizes interference with bumper-mounted gear while maximizing functional surface area.

Off-road enthusiasts, recovery specialists, and adventure-focused truck owners benefit most from this shackle mount's versatility and reversible installation. It pairs seamlessly with FACTOR 55 soft shackles, traditional steel D-rings, or commercial recovery hardware—giving you flexibility to match your kit to specific terrain and extraction difficulty. At 1.51 lbs, the weight penalty is negligible compared to the recovery margin it provides. Installation takes minutes, making it ideal for both permanent bumper mounting and trailer-based recovery kits that rotate between multiple vehicles. Ensure your winch and anchor points are rated for at least 16,000 lbs and that all hardware is properly secured before recovery operations.