TJM 15 + winch
11-20-2003, 05:22 PM
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TJM 15 + winch
does the TJM T-15 require anything additional to add a winch (besides the winch 
). i saw on TJMs website they sell a winch plate, didnt know if i needed that to mount a winch.
). i saw on TJMs website they sell a winch plate, didnt know if i needed that to mount a winch.
11-20-2003, 05:23 PM
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also - anyone have one of those hinged license plates holders for the TJM? im gonna have to find a way to mount a license plate over a hawse fairlead.
11-20-2003, 07:18 PM
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I don't think you would need to have a winch plate because you have a steel bumper. So far as I know, a steel winch plate is required for all alloy TJM 15/17 bumper if a winch installed. You might need to contact Mike at Xtreme Offroad to verify that.
11-20-2003, 07:22 PM
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Originally posted by Red Chili
I don't think you would need to have a winch plate because you have a steel bumper. So far as I know, a steel winch plate is required for all alloy TJM 15/17 bumper if a winch installed. You might need to contact Mike at Xtreme Offroad to verify that.
I don't think you would need to have a winch plate because you have a steel bumper. So far as I know, a steel winch plate is required for all alloy TJM 15/17 bumper if a winch installed. You might need to contact Mike at Xtreme Offroad to verify that.
11-20-2003, 07:24 PM
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Originally posted by mt_goat
That's right, only the aluminum bumper requires the winch plate.
That's right, only the aluminum bumper requires the winch plate.
11-20-2003, 07:57 PM
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I have one of those hinged license plate holders, nifty little item. I modified mine and if I had a digital camera I could show you what I did. I cut the plate lengthwise just below the upper plate holes. I attached the lic plate using the lower two holes. Now the license plate is mounted above the roller heads and I don't have to flip up the holder to use the winch.
11-21-2003, 06:23 AM
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I have one of those hinged license plate holders, nifty little item. I modified mine and if I had a digital camera I could show you what I did. I cut the plate lengthwise just below the upper plate holes. I attached the lic plate using the lower two holes. Now the license plate is mounted above the roller heads and I don't have to flip up the holder to use the winch.
I have one of those hinged license plate holders, nifty little item. I modified mine and if I had a digital camera I could show you what I did. I cut the plate lengthwise just below the upper plate holes. I attached the lic plate using the lower two holes. Now the license plate is mounted above the roller heads and I don't have to flip up the holder to use the winch.
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11-21-2003, 07:03 AM
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Originally posted by Roadrunner
I have one of those hinged license plate holders, nifty little item. I modified mine and if I had a digital camera I could show you what I did. I cut the plate lengthwise just below the upper plate holes. I attached the lic plate using the lower two holes. Now the license plate is mounted above the roller heads and I don't have to flip up the holder to use the winch.
I have one of those hinged license plate holders, nifty little item. I modified mine and if I had a digital camera I could show you what I did. I cut the plate lengthwise just below the upper plate holes. I attached the lic plate using the lower two holes. Now the license plate is mounted above the roller heads and I don't have to flip up the holder to use the winch.
11-21-2003, 07:31 AM
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Originally posted by Roadrunner
I have one of those hinged license plate holders, nifty little item. I modified mine and if I had a digital camera I could show you what I did. I cut the plate lengthwise just below the upper plate holes. I attached the lic plate using the lower two holes. Now the license plate is mounted above the roller heads and I don't have to flip up the holder to use the winch.
I have one of those hinged license plate holders, nifty little item. I modified mine and if I had a digital camera I could show you what I did. I cut the plate lengthwise just below the upper plate holes. I attached the lic plate using the lower two holes. Now the license plate is mounted above the roller heads and I don't have to flip up the holder to use the winch.
sounds cool. u get it from xtreme?
11-21-2003, 08:09 AM
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I got it through 4x4 Connection when they installed the TJM and winch.
11-21-2003, 09:19 AM
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I just got mine a few weeks back, through 4wheelparts, free shipping, with Hawse fairlead. I've still yet to remount the front license plate...
Also shows off my new Trail Carnage skid plates...
Also shows off my new Trail Carnage skid plates...
11-21-2003, 09:33 AM
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i ordered my winch from 4WP.com for $499 + $10 handling. then i also got some AmSteel 5/16" x 100' synthetic rope and an aluminum hawse fairlead from LOR.
now i need to find someone to get the hinge cover from.
now i need to find someone to get the hinge cover from.
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11-21-2003, 09:44 AM
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now i need to find someone to get the hinge cover from.
now i need to find someone to get the hinge cover from.
3. HOW DO FRONT LICENSE PLATES INSTALL ON THE BULL BARS?
U.S.A. license plates will bolt directly to the bull bar and completely cover the holes provided for winch fitment. Some bars may require drilling for license plate installation. All new models have pre-drilled holes for U.S.A. license plates.
When a winch is installed, a hinged winch cover / license plate holder is available from TJM Products for securing a license plate in front of the roller fairleads. The hinged winch cover swings away for easy access to the winch cable.
U.S.A. license plates will bolt directly to the bull bar and completely cover the holes provided for winch fitment. Some bars may require drilling for license plate installation. All new models have pre-drilled holes for U.S.A. license plates.
When a winch is installed, a hinged winch cover / license plate holder is available from TJM Products for securing a license plate in front of the roller fairleads. The hinged winch cover swings away for easy access to the winch cable.
11-21-2003, 11:35 AM
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Originally posted by sschaefer3
M8000, etc bolt right in after you take the bumper back off.
8000 is plenty, get a bigger one if you can't wheel.
M8000, etc bolt right in after you take the bumper back off.
8000 is plenty, get a bigger one if you can't wheel.
11-21-2003, 12:16 PM
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I saw and liked their hinged cover, AlanH on the board showed his off at the Yotatech Fall Colors run we had here in WA. Having to drop the TJM was a pain, and the only way to get to the mounting locations for the winch very easily is to spool all the cable out. So, the odds of me taking everything down again install a new cover are slim to none. I'll either make something up myself, or just mount the license plate somewhere on the side. Plus, I like showing off my winch, makes me feel all cool and stuff.
11-21-2003, 12:40 PM
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Originally posted by midiwall
Given the standard spacing of the winch bolts, TJM's solution should work on other bumpers. I'd drop a line to Mike at Xtreme and ask.
Given the standard spacing of the winch bolts, TJM's solution should work on other bumpers. I'd drop a line to Mike at Xtreme and ask.
mike has the hinge listed on his site for 49.99
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