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winch install?

browningejm

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I have a 3" body lift with the front bumper brackets that raise it. I would like to know if I can mount he winch to this or I need to put the bumper back down? TIA ,ERIK
 
does any one really know anything on this board?

I know those little cinnamon sugary donuts are the cat's meow when it comes to donuts. Sometimes though, I stop by the mom and pop shop for some chocolate covered old fashions, they can really make my day go by a lot faster.
 
/me yawns

nope know nothing

think about this. You are mounting a strong pulling force to the front of your truck. To a bumper that is mounted up away from the frame rails. WHen the winch pulls whats gonna happen to the brackets? Normally the force goes straight down the line(linear force, amazing) through the frame rails. As long as the bumper is securely mounted, thats fine and dandy. Now offset the bumper from the place you want the force to go. Can you figure this one out for yourself or do you need a bull**** equation or drawing?
 
i'd prefer chocolate covered myself


by the way, if you are getting no responses, maybe you are asking the WRONG question
 
Bubba Ray Boudreaux said:
I know those little cinnamon sugary donuts are the cat's meow when it comes to donuts. Sometimes though, I stop by the mom and pop shop for some chocolate covered old fashions, they can really make my day go by a lot faster.

see cops know about donuts and thats all
 
oh and looking back through your posts looks like everyone of your questions was answered. What cause they didn't open up a long drawn out discussion they were failures?
 
Don't mind Bubba. He is one of the site jesters. I didn't see this earlier or I would have answered it. You want the winch to pull inline with the frame like mentioned above.

Harley
 
Yes it seems that way to me too. It is not typical around here so don't take it to personally. I apologize for there attitudes.

Harley
 
browningejm said:
THANK-YOU !!!!!!! All I ASKED FOR WAS A REPLY TO A ? I DIDN'T KNOW. If I knew all the answers, I wouldn't be here!!!

You asked for an answer to a question in your first post. You then pretty much insulted the intelligence of everybody on this website with your second.

You want the winch to pull inline with the frame and to be mounted to something sturdy. If your bumper is a factory one, I don't really care where it is, I wouldn't mount a winch to it.

I also apologize for the attitudes but you did come off as a little harsh before.
 
browningejm said:
I seemed to have got my answer in very RUDE fashion, thankyou for your input.

Would this be where one of our resident Southerners take issue with that comment made by a Yankee, especially one from New York????????????? :D

Chill out a little. Sometimes it takes a little time to get an answer and if you think it's taking a little too long, then it's okay to make mention of it, but don't get all bent like my ex-wife at a Navy port call about it. :D
 
i would keep the bumper up, box off the frame and trim a little off of the bottom of the bumper. the mount the winch inside the boxed off portion of the frame. that is the best way to do it in your situation that i can thnink of.

oh and btw are you the kinda guy who kicks his computer when it loads too slow. jeez man give it some patience. :xmas:
 
browningejm said:
If I knew all the answers, I wouldn't be here!!!

buy yourself an answer book, then you'll have all the answers. you wont need to be here then. with your attitude, you're not going to make any friends here anytime soon. just be patient.
Hossbaby50 said:
I apologize for there attitudes.
Harley, you have nothing to appologize for. someone just needs to learn a little bit of patience.
 
common beater give the guy a little leway he's new so let's let him figure out the way things work round here might turn out to be a cool guy i think he's getting the point.... good things come to those who WAIT! he just needs to settle down he'll be alright and if not he'll get the Timmay :cool1:
 
Bubba Ray Boudreaux said:
I know those little cinnamon sugary donuts are the cat's meow when it comes to donuts. Sometimes though, I stop by the mom and pop shop for some chocolate covered old fashions, they can really make my day go by a lot faster.
Cinnamon sugar donuts are great, even Krispy Kreme gets those right
George
 
Screw the answer book.... I want an easy button :grin:

Keep the winch pull in the same plane as the center of the mounting point as much as possible. That said My last bumper had the winch about 2" above the bolts and it would pivot a little on the bolts every time I used it.
 
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