[that350nAUSTIN]

Anyone at all. I'm just curious !
Thanks,

 

[Sandman]

I have before.

My last rear bumper was welded on. I ussually bolt mine on and then add a few tacks to it just to make sure it stays there. I've broken broken bolts before. :?

 

[AJ]

i have welded all the bumpers on my trucks just like sandman there does with one exception... my yota... lol... the bolts worked loose, and they were a mite sticky and i couldn't get em tight, so I was a lazy ass and just ran a couple of beads no it... well... in the midst of hauling a load of trash in my trailer, the beads broke.... then the bolts popped with the shock, and the trailer made its own way across a field with my bumper! :deal:
:thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

 

[muddinmike]

Ive done both. Welding is easier but I would toss a bolt or two in anyway just incase. :thumb:

 

[blazinzuk]

I have done both also but everytime I weld one on it seems like I need to get to something that would have been alot easier to get to if I had bolted it on. So I stick to bolting them on now. I always weld in reinforcements to bolt the bumper too though :rotfl: :rotfl:

 

[XuPiTeR]

How would one go about welding there bumper on?

 

[Sandman]

I believe people here are reffering to aftermarket bumpers. I dont think there would be much point in welding up a stock setup. It has its pros on cons.

 

[XuPiTeR]

Well I dont have a stock bumper. And i need to keep it on there someone way other than 2x4's.

 

[muddinmike]

bailing wire whistle

 

[blazinzuk]

I say duct tape but only in obnoxious red if you can't find it then go with the bright orange baling twine. Nothing screams quality fabrication like duct tape and baling twine :rotfl: :rotfl:

 

[XuPiTeR]

Ok smartass, being serious now, how do you do it?

 

[Sandman]

You have a pic of your bumper setup? you might have to have a local weld shop build some type of angle bracket so you can go from the frame to the bumper.

 

[XuPiTeR]