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From the reciever?
When I talked with RH, they said the Ledgend was only rated at 300lbs tongue weight and 3000lbs trailer. I told her the weight on my truck IE 10k lbs. She said absolutely not safe.
Not sure who you talked with but people do it every day with no issues. I would only recommend that you rig the line so that it’s a straight and level pull. That pic is from RH and they are even showing the front receiver being used as a winch mount on a legend bumper. They even describe the 2” receiver as a mounting point for a cradle and winch. I will continue to use mine that way as needed. If all else fails, you could use the rear receiver and winch off the back.
Last edited by SARDiverDan; Nov 3, 2025 at 09:12 AM.
My vote for Steelcraft too. Steelcraft was only bumper I found with reasonable price, winch mount, 2 inch receiver, D rings, full guard. Make sure you spray it before mounting. I used spray on truck bed coating from TCP Global. Search my posts for a full description and pics
Originally Posted by Hunter2017
Can anyone tell me what brand of bumper this is? Really like the way it looks.
Last edited by HotelFoMoCo; Nov 3, 2025 at 11:18 AM.
We spent a couple of weeks in CO recently. 10 steelcraft seen for every ranch hand. Mine was $800 plus shipping less than a ranch hand. My wife gave the delivery driver $20 and he put it on ky dollies and rolled it 30' onto the garage. I thought it was well prepped for shipping short of a large crate. The powder coat has no issues after a year.
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Last edited by Old and soft; Nov 3, 2025 at 03:40 PM.
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