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Old 12-08-2017, 11:55 AM #1
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Addicted Off-road rear bumper with tire swing?
Has anyone incorporated a rear tire swing with Addicted Off-road's rear bumper? It is by far my favorite in terms of looks but I really like the tire swing look as well. I've searched for threads on the subject but no luck but I'm sure someone has tackled it.

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He will build you one if you drop the truck off to him. Otherwise nope.

Check out Savage Off Road - pretty similar in design
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I put one on, what would you like to know?



So mine is bolt on, my dad and I fabricated the swing out and brackets. It has a strike plate and Destaco 741 latch on the driver's side. 3 bolts hold on the hinge, it's wired internally for the license plate lights. If there are more detailed pictures you would like, let me know and I can get some taken. Since this picture was taken I've redone the lugs that hold the wheel on, it has 3 now instead of the 2. It's pretty sturdy, considering it's bolt on. Has a very slight wobble at about 70 mph, no noticeable wobble at any other speed.
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So mine is bolt on, my dad and I fabricated the swing out and brackets. It has a strike plate and Destaco 741 latch on the driver's side. 3 bolts hold on the hinge, it's wired internally for the license plate lights. If there are more detailed pictures you would like, let me know and I can get some taken. Since this picture was taken I've redone the lugs that hold the wheel on, it has 3 now instead of the 2. It's pretty sturdy, considering it's bolt on. Has a very slight wobble at about 70 mph, no noticeable wobble at any other speed.
That looks great. I was wondering about the latch but that seemed fairly easy. Do you have a close up of the hinge set up?

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Forgive the dirtyness of the hinge... It's pheasant season and I'm running a lot of gravel these days, and I just reassembled the carrier after respraying the bumper (Raptorliner + gravel at 60+ doesn't work well). The hinge assembly is a steel box with nuts welded inside of it, bolts go through three holes drilled in the bumper into the hinge assembly.
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Forgive the dirtyness of the hinge... It's pheasant season and I'm running a lot of gravel these days, and I just reassembled the carrier after respraying the bumper (Raptorliner + gravel at 60+ doesn't work well). The hinge assembly is a steel box with nuts welded inside of it, bolts go through three holes drilled in the bumper into the hinge assembly.
That exactly what I was hoping someone had done. Thanks, that looks great.

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