I got this come-a-long from Wyeth-Scott instead of a winch. I got a tree strap, but am considering this Dead Man earth anchor. You can use it on trees/rocks or dig a hole as a last resort haha.
I recommend a regular hitch and the Kuat Pivot. The pivot provides enough clearance for the spare tire, and has the added bonus of swinging/pivoting the bike rack out of the way so you can open your tailgate.
It's easy enough to remove when you go wheeling, doesn't rattle.
HAHA at least I knew what my vehicle has. But I probably shouldn't have bought them, now that I know they aren't what's typically breaking (the beer made me do it).
I just don't wanna be that guy that gets stranded out there with nothing. Or maybe I can help someone else who needs a spare. I'm...
Oi vey.
So is there another part number I should have got? Admittedly, I've never broke a tie rod and was going to use the spares to learn how to change them out before I actually needed to do it.
Kudos for taking the time to post the relevant bits here, instead of just a link :)
I just ordered a set from Ford, with the current 15% discount code (REDEEM725) and used some Ford Pass points to boot:
M-3200-TRL
M-3200-TRR
I'm also an avid mountain biker. I can't imagine using a Bronco to carry more than 4 bikes, my hitch mounted rack only fits 2.
There's nothing like piling a bunch of bikes in the back of a truck. We've put way more than 4 bikes in trucks for shuttle runs. You won't be able to do that in a...
Yeah actually I do come here to read about Broncos. I don't come here to read about people calling each other d-bags.
The internet makes it so easy to diss someone you don't agree with, but do you really do that in real life too?
To piggyback on the above about forum search: the search functions on many forums aren't always that useful compared to Google.
So I often use Google and prefix my search terms with site:bronco6g.com
EG: "site:bronco6g.com tips for new owners"
This will make Google only return results from...