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If you are tolling, ok but really, that's not the way to do what you are tying to do. Those types of bumpers are very thin, no made for pulling no matter how you attach the mount.

I would say you can replace half your steel shackles with soft, but steel still have their place. Then you could also add additional soft shackles with almost not space or weight penalty.

Even if you put the contactor or under the hood I would still put the box on the winch, and u can still control it from the plug on the box. The box is part of that iconic winch. Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE mobile app

I mentioned about disabling the voice control because I don’t like hitting it by accident. I took the steering wheel apart and took the button assembly apart. On the button pad I cut off the Voice and phone button rubber tit that makes contact with the button inside. Sent from my...

Started out as $40 scrap steel from recycle yard. Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE mobile app

It’s all wireless, even the clutch. There is a switch to turn on and off the wireless function on winch. I just reach in and turn winch on before going wheeling. I leave it on all weekend so it’s always ready to go. Just have to turn on remote to use it. This front winch is a 12k. I...

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I havnet been able to find one that wasn't way to much money. The cheaper ones don't have much going for them, something I could fab myself. I have been looking for a winch bumper.

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I want to make my B pillars removable, they will be able to bolt back in, the B pillar is what your front door latches to and the rear doors hinge off. Things to consider. A full roll cage will be required as this mod will remove a main support for the factory cage. My Jeep has side air bags...

I put a mini torque tube under the camper because goosenecks flex. Welded chains to cross members and then hooked turnbuckles to camper and down to the chains, also used spring cans on all corners. Four angle iron guides keep it from moving left to right. There are rubber bump stops on neck...

2012 Ram 3500 Gooseneck is 25' with 9' camper on it. The other is a 22', don't hardly use this for the Jeep anymore.

Any of the big names are good tools. I have Dewalt. you are buying into a system with these batteries, so pick a brand and go with it. also go for the lithium ion. The dewalt 60v grinder is a hoss.

Just read through the whole thing, I did see valve stems mentioned, But didn't see anyone mention the Colby Valves. They are valve stems you install from the out side...

Was looking up some 60 info and there was lots of good reading here, so here I am. Got a 16 JKU, its lifted and and got a RJ 44 up front with 37's and quite a bit of other work done to it. Now here I am thinking about 40's. :rock: