Hi
I've got my hands on a cheap 12v winch that hooks over a ball hitch fine for pulling backwards, but what if i wanted to pull forwards.
Any Ideas on how to fit a front toebar without ruining the stock bumper and loosing ground clearance
fittting a front toeball
- Ginger_boy
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fittting a front toeball
It' a 4x4 why not drive it across a field
Re: fittting a front toeball
If i was you i would simply get a recovery bar or similar that you can just put a strap through.
The standard bumper wouldnt hold the weight of half your zuk never mind all of it
The standard bumper wouldnt hold the weight of half your zuk never mind all of it
- Ginger_boy
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Re: fittting a front toeball
Yer sort of got that,
was thinking more the chassis ends or the large piece of tube which id behing the bumper
was thinking more the chassis ends or the large piece of tube which id behing the bumper
It' a 4x4 why not drive it across a field
Re: fittting a front toeball
A nice little thing i have seen is a cut down S3 bumper fitted to a sj
you could then weld a ball hitch to the bumer
you could then weld a ball hitch to the bumer