Front mount reciever hitches...
Hidden hitch makes one, I know that for sure. IIRC it's part #5014, or something like that. There is one that I was going to get that fits right behind the front license plate, so no reduction of front ground clearance. I just cant remember who made it.
Hope that helped.
Hope that helped.
you would have to take off the plate. and also if you bulling it at a wierd angle the bar might get the rath of the strap. you cna stick with the front tow hooks just us like a tree saver type deal and make use of both tow hooks when pulling...hard to explain
Originally Posted by Redneckstone
you would have to take off the plate. and also if you bulling it at a wierd angle the bar might get the rath of the strap. you cna stick with the front tow hooks just us like a tree saver type deal and make use of both tow hooks when pulling...hard to explain
You should pull from both tow hooks with a harness type setup to prevent you from twisting the frame under heavy loads (and ripping off your bull bar/brush guard/waag bar). Basically you can wrap each end of a tree saver (or sturdy short tow strap) to each tow hook and loop the tow strap to the middle of the tree saver and in theory, whatever angle you are pulling at the load will be distributed to each tow hook equally.
You can twist your frame either pulling someone out or being pulled out thats why you should always pull from the center point of your truck (i.e. hitch or bumper welded to each frame rail).
pass the strap through each front tow hook and loop it onto itself
if you are close enough (or it is long enough) you can also bring both loops back to the recovery truck
trucks with closed tow loops should carry shackles with a minimum 4 ton WLL
if you are close enough (or it is long enough) you can also bring both loops back to the recovery truck
trucks with closed tow loops should carry shackles with a minimum 4 ton WLL
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