Rough Country Winch Mount 2000-2006 Suburban Tahoe | GMT800

Is this rough country winch mount the best solution for the 2000-2006 Chevrolet Suburban and/or Tahoe? Josh installs the hideaway winch mount on his Suburban GMT800 because it's a clean, hidden solution. He goes through the installation process, drilling frame holes and cutting the front bumper, to finish off the winch mount process.
#SuburbanOverland #suburban #RoughCountry
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:49 Tools Needed to Install Winch mount
2:22 Remove Tow Hook bolts
2:59 Test Fitting Winch Mount
3:52 Cutting Factory Bumper for Clearance
4:58 Interference with mount requires cutting
5:50 Bolt mount loosely in place
6:13 Mounted in place before drilling
6:53 Drilling holes and locations
7:17 Specialty nuts for frame rail
8:13 Finished Install
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[@Freerangeoperator]

Just bought one thinking I could do the same thing for my 2001 tahoe. Thanks for the video

[@nkmstfghost4584]

Heck yeah! I've been searching for winch bumpers. $$$$. I knew I had plenty of room behind the bumper to fab my own. This video just made my decision going forward, thanks.

[@kevinbleuer2380]

Fantastic! I recently bought an 04 Tahoe to build out, and was disappointed at the options out there for winch mounts for the 99-06 Tahoes.

[@KnightDriveTV]

I'm doing the video shortly on the winch install and more...lots more Tahoe returning to the channel

[@NSRS1]

Good stuff!

[@expeditionjay]

Man I clicked to see the overlanding video then you flash the c5 at the one minute mark....holy cow does that thing draw eyes.

[@KnightDriveTV]

Yeah, I like my Corvettes and GMT's...lol. In vegas, we have more dirt and trail than anything, so aside from track days, I hit the trails. I like Gm's product during the past 2 decades...motor architecture is very good.

[@colemcmeans7809]

easy enough install, i put those pretty high on the list of tools in the arsenal especially where yall go. now you just need one on the rear, wonder if you could mount one to a receiver hitch.

[@colemcmeans7809]

doing well, just trying to stay out of the heat as much as possible.

[@SynesterSnake31]

Pretty cool series! Any details on your light bar? Howd you mount it? Would you reccomend the location? Thanks!

[@SynesterSnake31]

Josh, thanks for the details! Ive never seen it there but makes sense!

[@danielatkinson5167]

Will it might fit a 2004 Chevy Tahoe Z71

[@KnightDriveTV]

Yep

[@ChrisTheMobileMechanic]

Any updates on this?

[@KnightDriveTV]

What kind of update would you like to see? There is a lot ahead.

[@serjserj736]

How do you engage and disengage the winch when it’s in the bumper ?

[@KnightDriveTV]

Winches can be clocked so the control handle can be reached. Its all compromise and conditions based. If I were dping deep mudding or something like that, I likely wouldnt want this setup. It certainly can present a challenge in certain scenarios but we will see ahead on the install/review videos when we get them in there.

[@brandonwiley7489]

Where can you purchase this?

[@retrogaminggenesis6102]

Any clue if you can fit a brush guard too?

[@KnightDriveTV]

Not sure there