what is that chain hooked to?

 

i have 2 hooks bolted to the frame, the chain isnt strong enough its just there for looks as of now

 

ok lol, wasn't sure if u had hooks or was just for looks or what. was guna say if you found a way to mount tow hooks on the front of these some of the forum might be interested.

 

[QUOTE=RockyF150;2001615]Very nice. How do u like those headligts? I have the other projectors and love them.






I like them. There really bright at night. Quite a difference from the stock ones

 

Sure I'll visit your store!

In Brazil F-Series was built from 1959 to 2012.

F-100/1000 (F-150) from 1971 to 1998.

Engines:

Gasoline V8
Gasoline 2.3L
Gasoline/Alcohol 3.6L from 1979 (Ford Falcon)
Gasoline Ford 300 Cu.in "4.9i" (1995/1998)
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Diesel
MWM D-229 (1979/1996) - 3.9L 87cv@2800rpms
MWM TD-229 (1991/1996) 3.9L Turbo diesel engine 115/122cv@2800rpms
MWM 4.10T (1996/1998) 4.3L Turbo diesel 133cv@2800rpms

Ford built a terrible diesel version of F-1000 between 1996/1998: The HSD (High Speed Diesel). With an Land Rover Defender 2.5L called Ioschpe-Maxion (now International Engines), 115cv@4000rpms, there is not a reliable engine with a lot of leaks and a small life (around 300.000 km)

 

I was just about to ask him that until I saw your post. I would be interested. Lol

 

yes they are bolted to the frame but i still wouldnt trust it to yank me out of the mud, once i find a better recovery point ill let the forum know

 

there are 2 ways i know without getting a new bumper, 1 is to get a front receiver hitch, and the 2nd is to fab up these hooks that bolt to each frame horn, but you gotta weld something between the horns to stiffen them up.

 

For those you with the accordian frame.

 

goes to show im already use to the 250 and forgot that stuff about my f150 lol. easiest way on a 150 would just to get a whole replacement bumper.