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Did the frame horn chop ( per Eddie's Video) Removed the Towbar , Demco Stay in play Removed all wiring to it including the 7 pole at the rear Repaired the Brake light/ turn signal wires after removing the diodes Installed rugged ridge stubby bumper with X striker ( weighs 58.80 lbs ) Installed...

One victory on the day… removed tow bar and all wiring etc

Still fighting with the outside bolts Will attempt again in the morning You know how you should put a nut one side of the bumper so when you’re jiggling it for the other side, it doesn’t fall and hit your knee….yeaaa lol

I removed the tow bar and their frame brackets were there. Do I leave these on when installing new bumper? Installing rugged ridge bumper

true- but its fun to implement what I do for a living into fun projects

Factory bumper and tow bar off now too D-wire it also got a new vacuum line to replace where they cut into the factory one

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I hear ya - not my thing- I have had this brand/type bumper on my 2 previous Jeeps- and wanted to keep the tradition alive so to speak with this one- The reason I printed this to start with is 1. because I can 2. I plan to have one milled out of aluminum and wanted it to be custom to my jeep...

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Nice,,,welcome from Asheville nc

changed the thread title to decorative 😎

Guys I’m printing this for a “ decorative “ part on my front bumper since I don’t have a winch yet… yes safety first for sure The fun part is I can make design changes and print out a new part etc etc

No worries My business is in 3d printing so I always try new things

Not at all …let’s try this angle how about it’s a decorative piece for those without a wrench 💁

Not For FDM that I'm aware of

Yaaa I have that material as well ASA Will update my findings

ABS material will work as well- and has way more color options etc

gonna try this