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Anybody added front tow hooks to Hybrid? Miss not having them.
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They are useful in some areas where less than perfect driving conditions exist. Maybe OP just wants them for insurance that in the event they get stuck, there is a spot to pull the vehicle out without having the straps resting on the bumper.I've gotta ask, miss them for what? Are you wheeling your hybrid and getting stuck where you need towed?
That's fair - looks like OP is in Georgia so probably not too wicked conditions. Just seems like an odd thing to miss, more like something you'd need out of necessity.They are useful in some areas where less than perfect driving conditions exist. Maybe OP just wants them for insurance that in the event they get stuck, there is a spot to pull the vehicle out without having the straps resting on the bumper.
and back where the bolt attaches there is an additional bracket welded to the "frame"To my knowledge, unless you have an Fx4 , you will not be able to add and use the tow hooks. There is a super long bolt that passes through to the frame end, which gives you most of the strength. The 2 small bolts on the bottom are still able to be used but I wouldn't pull on them. So if you Show hooks, you can do it. But TOW hooks are for fx4s.
Thanks that answers that!A little information:
and back where the bolt attaches there is an additional bracket welded to the "frame"
No off road, but have already had to pull my zero turn mower out of wet mud several times and once it would have been nice to pull it the the mower attached to the front of the Maverick. Also do not like the look of the plastic cover that a two hook would be attached to.I've gotta ask, miss them for what? Are you wheeling your hybrid and getting stuck where you need towed?
8 pages of answer for you.Anyone figure out how to add hooks? I had to get towed out of loose gravel last week and it was a real chore trying to get hooked up. A tow hook of some sort would have been very useful.
Thanks a lot.8 pages of answer for you.
https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/f...-recovery-points-what-to-do-when-stuck.36528/
My solution (108 posts into that thread):
https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/f...oints-what-to-do-when-stuck.36528/post-747604
Sounds like it would be a good investment. Like I commented in that other thread/post, if there is a variant that just has the "J" hooks, that is all you need. The one I linked to and bought has the three different options on it and I doubt I will ever use 2 of them. I guess I might if I am being a nice guy and helping someone else out and their vehicle could use one of the other two "heads" on the strap.Thanks a lot.
I will order those. I was almost in a real pickle. 10 min car ride from cell service and walked past several empty cabins before finding someone able to come get me out. It was kind of a disaster.
I was thinking of finding something similar without the other connections but then thought the same thing. More can’t hurt. You never know when you might need those to help someone else.Sounds like it would be a good investment. Like I commented in that other thread/post, if there is a variant that just has the "J" hooks, that is all you need. The one I linked to and bought has the three different options on it and I doubt I will ever use 2 of them. I guess I might if I am being a nice guy and helping someone else out and their vehicle could use one of the other two "heads" on the strap.