broncobsession
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Yeah, how much for a plain front and rear (no carriers or brush guards, etc.)? Those are sweet bumpers and I love the EB they are attached to.
When I say plain I really mean that everything except the swing out carriers for the rear and without brush or winch mount for the front.I'm looking at whether a winch can be mounted between the frame brackets and directly to the top of the front.I think theres enough room for what i'm running(M6000). And i could supply a fairlead plate that would mount with the same holes as the winch. Does any one know if the 8274 can mount with bolts vertically. my access to one is 100 miles away. whats good about the way i mount it with the brushguards is the different holes can be drilled for diff mountings without showing since the holes sre in the winch tray.classic4x4s said:Will the "plain" front have a winch mount? Will the "plain" rear have the hitch?
Just measured..The top of the bumper to the bottom of the tailgate is 1" with the tailgate closed. when the tailgate opens this allows for at least 1/2 or so clearance. Kenclassic4x4s said:Also, I have already cut my rears, so can you give me the dimension from a body line to the top of the bumper? I have a 2" body lift like you.
Hey Mark, The bumpers are bolted on.Only the rear brackets need to be welded. the front brackets bolt on.Then the bumper bolts to those brackets.If you can get it here, I could help with any of the welding,cant remember where you are......... OK i see Indiana..Long drive..Mark Troy said:
I'm not too hip on welding the bumper on. Anyway to get it to bolt on?
What about the rear bumper?
Sure, It's sunday so i'm a bit behind on the mail.Waverous said:Ken,
Are you reading my posts?