LoganDzwon
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Anyone got a decent mounting solution for a Warn Powerplant?
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I first built a winch tray to slide the Powerplant inside the stock plastic bumper...
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/winch-mount-for-plastic-bumper.7605/
Then I scrapped the plastic bumper and built a stubby...
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/winch-bumper-build.17126/
Hope that helps
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/winch-mount-for-plastic-bumper.7605/
Then I scrapped the plastic bumper and built a stubby...
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/winch-bumper-build.17126/
Hope that helps
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LoganDzwon
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tobyw, I was going to follow your example if I could find a winch plate that would work. (I have a visual problem that makes it so I can’t see what I’m doing when it’s lit.) but then I read your second post where you said the plastic bumper failed and wrapped into the wheels and decided against it. ::eek::
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I wouldn't really blame the bumper, instead I would blame the faulty connection between the seat and the steering wheel 
The full width of the stock bumper just isn't right for all driving scenarios (or drivers
), and that's why stubby bumpers are often chosen instead... I would personally liked to have continued running the full width stock plastic bumper because I think the designers did a great job of making it look good, and I really liked the fact that it weighed almost nothing.
The full width of the stock bumper just isn't right for all driving scenarios (or drivers
), and that's why stubby bumpers are often chosen instead... I would personally liked to have continued running the full width stock plastic bumper because I think the designers did a great job of making it look good, and I really liked the fact that it weighed almost nothing.Sponsored
