Dcmtfam
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- First Name
- Dennis
- Joined
- Dec 27, 2017
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- Location
- Prescott AZ
- Vehicle(s)
- 2018 JLU Rubicon
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So, you have no base plate attached to the frame? You have 4 bolts into the steel bumper that secure the females where your draw bar attaches. I have flat towed Wrangler's (behind Class A) for thousands and thousands of miles. I question your type of set-up versus a baseplate install. I myself will go with a baseplate install. Admit in the pic your install looks pretty but...Here’s my completed tow bracket setup on my JLUR with the factory steel bumper option. I installed some Blue Ox tow bracket safety cables to go from my brackets and wrap around the frame just for an added layer of protection. Took it on a nice bumpy test ride and everything worked great.![]()
To each his own I appreciate your concernSo, you have no base plate attached to the frame? You have 4 bolts into the steel bumper that secure the females where your draw bar attaches. I have flat towed Wrangler's (behind Class A) for thousands and thousands of miles. I question your type of set-up versus a baseplate install. I myself will go with a baseplate install. Admit in the pic your install looks pretty but...
I have towed my 2007 JK Unlimited that I bought new for well over 20,000 miles Behind my 39 ft DP. This set up is a replication of the tow plate made by Currie industries.Behind the bumper I added two straps to the frame as well as safety cables wrapped around the frame going to the brackets. I’m comfortable with it.To each his own I appreciate your concern
Yes, to each his own as you say. Curious, why you did not opt to go with a base plate set-up versus your steel bumper mod ? Trying to save ?, got tired of waiting for base plate offerings? .....I have towed my 2007 JK Unlimited that I bought new for well over 20,000 miles Behind my 39 ft DP. This set up is a replication of the tow plate made by Currie industries.Behind the bumper I added two straps to the frame as well as safety cables wrapped around the frame going to the brackets. I’m comfortable with it.
Geez, not good news. Thanks for posting this here.Just found out from dealer that ship mode is unavailable after vehicle has 200 miles on the ODO.
After your post here about the 200 mi. thing, I reached out to two other JLU owner's with more then 200 mi. NO they cannot enable ship mode so apparently your dealer gave you good info.I would love to know that for sure on the mileage for the ship mode. And if it did work for them I’d like to know exactly what they did. Thanks
Here’s my completed tow bracket setup on my JLUR with the factory steel bumper option. I installed some Blue Ox tow bracket safety cables to go from my brackets and wrap around the frame just for an added layer of protection. Took it on a nice bumpy test ride and everything worked great.![]()