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Old 03-19-2007, 05:18 PM   #1 (permalink)
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AllPro Frnt Bumper Plate Mount and Brake Cover

Living in Colorado I needed to get the Front license plate mounted on my new AllPro bumper. Here is a picture of the completed install. You will also notice a cover on the bumper that covers the Winch brake. I wanted to discourage anyone from messing with the brake. I eventually want to get a cover made that locks with a key and looks cleaner.

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Re: AllPro Frnt Bumper Plate Mount and Brake Cover

I was just thinking about this the other day. I will also put my plate there, Is there any reason we would need easy access to the left side of the winch?
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Re: AllPro Frnt Bumper Plate Mount and Brake Cover

The only thing that is on the left side is wiring and I like to have that covers. Keeps someone from sticking a piece of metal in there and causing a short.
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Re: AllPro Frnt Bumper Plate Mount and Brake Cover

How did you attach the plate? I was thinking that I might JB weld a few magnets to the back of the plate only thing is that that makes it easy to steal? However it would still be removable.
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Re: AllPro Frnt Bumper Plate Mount and Brake Cover

I used large washers in the access hole that overhange the rim then is screwed to the bumper on the left side.
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