Flag Mounting

[Happos2]

Curious how everyone is mounting their trail flags?! I have a cheap one that uses the window, but plan on getting something taller and putting on the front/back of the Rubi.

Thanks!

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[melendez69]

Rear bumper; spare tire carrier...

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/5-walmart-flag-mount-and-it-works-great.15291/
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/flag-antenna-mounting.24383/#post-585956

 

[Lockheed]

If you have a steel bumper there is a pre drilled hole on the right side under the end cap

 

[Happos2]

If you have a steel bumper there is a pre drilled hole on the right side under the end cap

Thank you. I unfortunately have the plastic until I go aftermarket with steel. But none the less, appreciate the response!

Rear bumper; spare tire carrier...

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/5-walmart-flag-mount-and-it-works-great.15291/
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/flag-antenna-mounting.24383/#post-585956

Thanks for that! I was hoping for some feature that maybe I missed. Looks like I will be adding some hardware.

 

[RockyMtnHigh]

I posted this in another thread a while back, my solution.

I found a fairly easy solution to this. The front bumper is held on by 4 bolts (16mm, if I remember correctly), 2 on each frame tube. I removed the outside passenger side one and mounted an L bracket.

As you can see the flag will bolt right into the far hole on the bracket. Of course it gets blocked by that plastic trim piece directly above it. If you're not into cutting holes in your Jeep, you can take off that piece with 6 reusable clips. I plan to use my flag a lot, so I cut a clearance hole in the plastic because I didn't like the gap that was there if the trim was missing.

I assume that plastic trim piece runs $50, but if you ever plan to upgrade your bumper (and I do), you won't need it anyway.

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