Let's see your weight brackets.......again.

Please keep like threads together, there is no reason to start your own thread when there is one that has been established as long as the wesite has been around and its a sticky.

-Tom
 
sorry about that i started that last year shortly after i joined and i didnt know any better. just a newbie looking for info
 
yes i seen that and i was goin g to use that but after doing some research everyone says that would onyl hold 6-700# and i need to put roughly double that on there
 
Found some completed pics of one that i posted earlier that was under construction...

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here is what i have for my sled puller, its still in the works but i will have my case weights that weigh 1600lbs infront of my bumper and then on the inside i have 1400lbs of lead that im fitting in, on the inside of the bumper along with my batteries and then fuel cell also

Holy Mad Max bumper Batman!
 
mine has to hold 5 150 pound concrete blocks, some one ask to see it awile back i dont rember who, but thay asked in the dead of winter and ever thing was covered with snow, but i made it to hook onto my boss snow plow mount, i also bolt it onto the mount only placed it there for pictures, took alittle time but it came out nice, and it only takes 2 mins to put on, its not finished i clean it up some to make it look better but u get the idea
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How much flex are you 3rd gen guys getting out of this setup? I built a rack nearly identical to this and was a little leary about putting more than 500lbs on it. I'm still not 100% sure it's not going to break.

yeah i am starting to wonder that also
 
How much flex are you 3rd gen guys getting out of this setup? I built a rack nearly identical to this and was a little leary about putting more than 500lbs on it. I'm still not 100% sure it's not going to break.

I HANG 460LBS RIGHT NOW AND HANVT BEEN ON SOME BUMPY TRACKS STILL HOLDIN UP GONNA GET MORE WHY I GET SOME MORE MONEY THESE WEIGHTS ARE 70LBS AND I GOT 6 AND ONE 40LBS ONE TOO
 
I HANG 460LBS RIGHT NOW AND HANVT BEEN ON SOME BUMPY TRACKS STILL HOLDIN UP GONNA GET MORE WHY I GET SOME MORE MONEY THESE WEIGHTS ARE 70LBS AND I GOT 6 AND ONE 40LBS ONE TOO

Do you see any flexing with your rack? My rack itself isn't flexing, it's the actual tow hook/bumper mounts flexing. I can see the area between the bumper and the grille moving.

I probably wont be happy until I mount a front hitch and run a brace down to it.

-jp
 
Do you see any flexing with your rack? My rack itself isn't flexing, it's the actual tow hook/bumper mounts flexing. I can see the area between the bumper and the grille moving.

I probably wont be happy until I mount a front hitch and run a brace down to it.

-jp

I HAVE WATCHED MY VIDS AND IT DONT SEEM TO GIVE MUCH BUT I MIGHT END UP PUTTIN A EXTRA BRACE IN LATER
 
Do you see any flexing with your rack? My rack itself isn't flexing, it's the actual tow hook/bumper mounts flexing. I can see the area between the bumper and the grille moving.

I probably wont be happy until I mount a front hitch and run a brace down to it.

-jp

I run the same set up on my truck for 4 years now and the bumper doesent line up at all any more on the drivers side. I have to readjust it afterevery pull if I want it to look good. This year I'm comming up with something new. I think it's going to be made out of and westrn ultra mount snow plow frame. and then when the bar is off you wont notice it.
 
heres what I have so far. made out of a western plow mount
 

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