okay spot for rear tow hooks?
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okay spot for rear tow hooks?
here's where i'd like to put a set of tow hooks
clicky
for obvious reasons i'm nervous about putting anything for recovery near the bumper. i'd like these to be a frame mount, but unless i get the OEM ($$$) hook from ford any hook i get is going to have to have some sort of a drop bracket.
so there are these brackets off the frame already which support the main part of the step bumper. looks pretty strong down there. think it'll hold up enough to tug with? i'd only need to drill 2 holes and trim the bumper a 1/4 inch to get it to work if that's the case.
clicky
for obvious reasons i'm nervous about putting anything for recovery near the bumper. i'd like these to be a frame mount, but unless i get the OEM ($$$) hook from ford any hook i get is going to have to have some sort of a drop bracket.
so there are these brackets off the frame already which support the main part of the step bumper. looks pretty strong down there. think it'll hold up enough to tug with? i'd only need to drill 2 holes and trim the bumper a 1/4 inch to get it to work if that's the case.
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Thats a horrible spot for a tow hook. Unless you don't care about a strap bending your leaf springs or tearing off your bumper.
http://www.4wheelparts.com has the receiver towhooks mentioned above.
I'd rather be pulled out by a trailer ball on my bumper (thats the FACTORY tow point) than stay stuck. Nothing is wrong with that.
http://www.4wheelparts.com has the receiver towhooks mentioned above.
I'd rather be pulled out by a trailer ball on my bumper (thats the FACTORY tow point) than stay stuck. Nothing is wrong with that.
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