Tow Hook Light Bar Mount

[Josiah Shirk]

Good evening everyone,

I recently made a light bar mount for my '25 Ranger Lariat. Though it should work on any of them. It bolts directly to the tow hook mounts and fits nicely! I'm using a 36" bar from F150 Leds from back when I used to have an F150 but, should work with any bar that fits in that place. Wondering if this would interest anyone. I work with fiber laser cutting and various other metal fabrication tools and would be able to make them if people want them!

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[CACTUSGREYFX4]

Looks good but it sits too low think it would be damaged as it cuts into your approach angle and if you had to use tow hooks it may hit the bar.

 

[stuartmunto]

Looks good but it sits too low think it would be damaged as it cuts into your approach angle and if you had to use tow hooks it may hit the bar.

Agreed - sits too low to be of any meaningful use, plus highly susceptible to damage. Also looks janky

 

[bigb]

I'm thinking it might be good for the beach where I go in Mexico where it can be very dark at night. On my Jeep I mounted four 6" LEDS, 2 pointing straight ahead and 2 angled to the sides. Keeps me from accidentally driving into the ocean Where did you put the switch?

 

[Josiah Shirk]

Agreed - sits too low to be of any meaningful use, plus highly susceptible to damage. Also looks janky

Yea it definitely depends on personal use case, works good for what I need it to do. Just wanted to put it out there incase it was a good fit for someone else. When aimed properly the lighting is actually surprisingly good. I'm not too worried about damage as I dont really do any serious off road adventures.

 

[Josiah Shirk]

I'm thinking it might be good for the beach where I go in Mexico where it can be very dark at night. On my Jeep I mounted four 6" LEDS, 2 pointing straight ahead and 2 angled to the sides. Keeps me from accidentally driving into the ocean Where did you put the switch?

For now, I just ran the switch into the cab, plan on getting a wireless system to keep everything contained to the bay.

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