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Awesome. I didn't know you had the 2x4 steel bumper. I thought you got something to work with the factory bumper.
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Best ones I have on my phone. Basically:
The fist pic shows how it was when I bought it. It's a 2x4 to which everything else was attached. All we did is cut the original mounting points, cut the ends, and weld the passenger side attachment on as the bolts that were used originally would not allow the bumper to sit flat with the part of the frame where the original bumper attached to.
The rest is just how it looks like open and what the tire carrier bracket looks like.
The last pic: it has a bolt with an unknown thread pattern. The hole in the middle is for a second bolt that is supposed to have a piece of bar stock that helps hold the tire in place ( it appears to be more of a friction fit). The piece was missing. What we did is just cut some squared tube to fit and used a 6in long half inch bolt. After the fact I was trying to figure out how to attach a pair of reverse lights. That's where the idea to reuse some pods came into play. I already have the wiring I just had to reroute the wires to fit the new location. I use some quick disconnect for a trailer hitch so now if I need to change the tire all I have to do is disconnect the pods take the tube off unbolt the tire and that's it.
Eta #2: the trasheroo is just a duffel bag from a surplus store. $5.
Where were these damn photos when I asked for you to show your work?