How To Put A Steel 4th Gen Dodge Bumper On A 2nd Gen Ram

The website that sells 2nd gen to 4th gen conversion brackets says you can't use the off road steel bumper.
I own a grinder, and a welder, so that's exactly what I'm going to do.
This video is meant to give you the general "HOW TO", but it can be different depending on the bumper you purchase.
I went with the 70$ amazon brackets because they are thicker, and my truck weighs 10,400 lbs empty
I will be adding a winch in the future, as I've never needed to call a tow truck, for my tow truck. so I'm going to do anything I can to avoid that inevitable situation.
Thanks for watching!

[@shannisgeorge]

I love the background music please dont change it

[@James-of-all]

Bro, total dejavu...didn't you already make this video? I remember watching this...or do I?

[@steinfabgarage]

That was tow truck pt 4. This is strictly focused on the bumper for those dodge fans looking for just that info

[@RicoCantrell]

I think i found my own tow truck. 84 ford f900. Flatbed. Fingers crossed. Love the videos brother.

[@steinfabgarage]

Idk why I didn’t buy one sooner. Is the f900 gas?

[@RicoCantrell]

@@steinfabgarage ended up being an L8000. Diesel for 7500. No brakes or winch.

[@Garage_Beers]

Love it! Looks great. Hard work. Was this on an iphone the whole time? If so, what vid editing software you use to make the vid full screen with iphone vids?

[@steinfabgarage]

Yeah all iPhone, I went away from go pros cause it’s a pain, you always have your phone right?
I use Final Cut Pro X (FCPX), and I record sideways, so there naturally full screen

[@Garage_Beers]

Yeah super convenient having your phone out and texting etc etc. Nice yeah audio was fine. I mean unless its like a hurricane out, audio is frick’d but quality is good man keep it up! Love ur vids. Inspiring haha