I have a 2007 F150, which mounting bracket do I use to mount the winch to the front of my pick up?
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I would check thru Superwinch or Warn winches to see if they offer a hidden winch mount to make it look factory. Most winch mounts have the same bolting pattern for the winch. Otherwise another option is new bumper that has a winch mount.
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mounting brackets are specific to the vehicle you will have to find that part number of the brackets and order them, I do like mine and should be fine on the higher lift
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It's a universal mount , should fit my have to drill holes, I would buy a frame reciever if your going to do a lot of towing, amazon has them for around 80.00, which is half price of regular retail
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Agree that the 2008 YJ IS A UNICORN. LOL But if it's a 2008, and I could be wrong on this, but it's my understanding that your stock bumper will not be strong enough to withstand the forces a winch can put out. It needs to be tied directly into the frame of the vehicle. You might be able to find a bracket or plate that "grabs" both front frame rails. Rough Country comes to mind. Or maybe you could have a front receiver mounted and pull from that. I have one for the rear of one of my rigs. Allows me to move the winch from front to back. Nice! Hope this helps. Good wheeling!
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It comes with what looks like a universal mounting plate. I would buy the winch and see if you can use the mounting plate. If you can't, then you would have to buy a plate separately for your specific machine. I already had a mounting plate specifically for my machine when I bought my winch.
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It should fit. It will mount most standard winch plates and comes with an offset plate in case you need to mount off center.
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There is not any pre-drilled holes for a winch and I would not mount one to mine. I think you would rip it off the front of the truck. Part of the brush guard is screwed to the front of the rad support.
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It's is pretty simple. Mount the winch bracket first with the four bolts then mount winch to the bracket then mount the outer shell of the bumper
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Not sure, I installed a warn winch. Call the manufacture for compatability.
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I had to fabricate a bracket to mount the Winch Solenoid Pack but the winch ( Warn M8000 ) fit perfectly to the bumper.
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I am using on a sliding window on a pickup Will work if load is not over 30 amps So check as winches draw high amps
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You can mount the bar whichever way you like. It has a pretty good angle to it. I mounted mine forward as to provide better protection for my winch.
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I mounted mine behind the front bumper of me F-150. Make sure you mount it high enough to help prevent debris from getting in it.
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You need to purchase the mounting bracket or make one. I made mine and it worked fine on my Ford pickup. pretty easy.
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It depends on the vehicle. I have a 2005 F250, and the only other mount I have found that fits my truck does away with the grab handle. There are some different mounts for other vehicles, such as the newer F150s. I used the mount that came with the Livewire for quite a while, but ended up buying a univeral phone/ GPS mount from Walmart that sticks out further and is easier to reach. It has worked great so far.
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Yup you will need a mount kit no matter what machine you have. Money we'll spend, they make the winch mount job a breeze.
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Here is a link to what I used for my 2013 F150. It has all the wiring and I think the lock pick.