My setup. Added a ford modular bumper and the warn ford performance winch package mainly for the benefit of having a winch and so I could my my front receiver hitch from @X-Rack a must have for my use.
Spend as much time as possible on the obx beaches. I've been driving on them since I started driving 46 yrs ago. 18lbs and 4h in sand mode on my wildtrak. Hit the plus button and upshift if I feel the revs are high.
Yep the only front receiver hitch on the market is from @X-Rack . It does mount to the high winch mount. I took that as an opportunity to add my winch. For my use I couldn't live without a front receiver hitch.
That's why I recommend every time I sell a Bronco to just get the bags. Makes things so much easier. Don't even pull a bolt till you slide the bags over the doors.
Probably given to a service customer to drive. I've been selling 20 years. I pull them off the lot all the time for my customers. I'm not going to have them have to wait for one of the limited amount of loaners available. Miles just get added to the original warranty. A true demo or service...
Any idea which aftermarket bumpers attach to the bumper mounting points as well as the hitch mounting points. That sounds like a good way to strengthen my sagging rear rack.
My slide unit was just a universal mount that was for a jeep off of FB. I mounted my plywood to the Ford cargo drawer and the slide to the plywood. If need be I can quickly remove plywood and all.
Latest one of many trips to the NC OBX. First time trying out the fridge and blackstone. Little too windy for the awning but the umbrella always works.