Just put one on my F350 today, looks great. The bottom support bolts on to the main verticals I stead of coming off the bottom flat. They pass through the air dam “vertically “ if that makes sense. A better design I think.
Great video! About to possibly do this to my F250 but concerned with how far the RH sticks our from the front bumper. I have about 8” of wiggle room to make it fit in the garage without hitting my steel storage racks in front of the truck. Any chance you can tell me how far out the grill guard is from the bumper? Thanks!
@dadsworld5084 Did you have to bolt the upper part of the bracket to anything? I'm referencing the bolt above the 2 bolts that are together (Each bracket has a total of 4 bolt holes)
If you are referring to the bracket that attaches near the tow hooks, then yes. You have to trim the plastic near the hooks and it bolts to their and under the truck. Hope this helps
@@dadsworld5084 I'm referring to the bracket provided by Ranch Hand that goes up underneath the truck. It has a total of 4 holes. 2 of them are used for mounting to the truck frame (Pain in the butt part), 1 of them mounts to the grill bracket that comes through the cut out holes in the plastic valance. There is 1 more hole at the very top of that bracket. Does that just not get used or does it bolt somewhere?
@@dadsworld5084 so there isn’t an additional bracket needed? It has the spot for the two nuts and the straight piece under neath. It looked like you had a bracket that connects the straight bottom piece to the area with tow hooks
@@AquaForcePW It hooks to spots that are already there; I took off to brackets that came with the truck, where the straight pieces attach. I will slip under the truck to double-check in the am and get back to you to make sure. I believe you will have to get some bolts since your one doesn't have them with it.
Looks good, I just ordered one for my 17’ F250, should go on this weekend
Great Job! Your wife looked less than pleased to be helping as my wife will also not be pleased to help on My Grille Gaurd! Thanks great job!
you hit that on the head, however I needed more than the 2 arms I have lol, glad it helps
She didn't love it, but she played nice for the minute, hoped yours was easier than mine, lol!
Looks good! Great job on the video. Looking to put one on my 23 F350; haven’t decided on brand yet.
Just put one on my F350 today, looks great. The bottom support bolts on to the main verticals I stead of coming off the bottom flat. They pass through the air dam “vertically “ if that makes sense. A better design I think.
Good job bro
Make more videos
will do
Saved me. Thanks!
Doing it barefoot, you're hardcore!
lol never said I was the smartest, thanks for noticing!
Great video! About to possibly do this to my F250 but concerned with how far the RH sticks our from the front bumper. I have about 8” of wiggle room to make it fit in the garage without hitting my steel storage racks in front of the truck. Any chance you can tell me how far out the grill guard is from the bumper? Thanks!
Sure, when I go down stairs, I will measure it for ya!
@@dadsworld5084 thank you!
@dadsworld5084 Did you have to bolt the upper part of the bracket to anything? I'm referencing the bolt above the 2 bolts that are together (Each bracket has a total of 4 bolt holes)
If you are referring to the bracket that attaches near the tow hooks, then yes. You have to trim the plastic near the hooks and it bolts to their and under the truck. Hope this helps
@@dadsworld5084 I'm referring to the bracket provided by Ranch Hand that goes up underneath the truck. It has a total of 4 holes. 2 of them are used for mounting to the truck frame (Pain in the butt part), 1 of them mounts to the grill bracket that comes through the cut out holes in the plastic valance. There is 1 more hole at the very top of that bracket. Does that just not get used or does it bolt somewhere?
@@brandonwilliams2839
let me go take a look; got to remember been a bit since I installed it.
took a look, and the only to mounts were under the truck and at the hooks, for the Ranch hand there is no other place to mount to.
Do these require any additional brackets? I’ve found one on marketplace but I’m not sure if I need additional mounts
no all the brackets needed come with the Ranch Hand
@@dadsworld5084 got cha, I found one but she doesn’t have the brackets. And I can’t find any brackets online for sale
Everything is on the truck and ranchhand already you should be good!
@@dadsworld5084 so there isn’t an additional bracket needed? It has the spot for the two nuts and the straight piece under neath. It looked like you had a bracket that connects the straight bottom piece to the area with tow hooks
@@AquaForcePW It hooks to spots that are already there; I took off to brackets that came with the truck, where the straight pieces attach. I will slip under the truck to double-check in the am and get back to you to make sure. I believe you will have to get some bolts since your one doesn't have them with it.