FREE SHIPPING on Orders Over $75*
Tomken Machine Front Bumpers
Tomken Machine
Features
Reviews
Q & A
See all questions & answers
Recommended
Features
- Black Powder Coat
- California Residents: WARNING
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Tomken is a Colorado-based corporation established in 1989 to meet the growing needs of off-highway enthusiasts. Our company's mission is to research, design, and manufacture new and better aftermarket Jeep™ parts. Superior engineering and workmanship coupled with the highest quality materials means the finest products available to you, our customer. Our commitment to you is to take pride in everything we produce. The trained specialists at Tomken understand what today's four wheelers need. Our corporate manufacturing facility is just north of Buena Vista, Colorado, in the heart of the Colorado Rockies. Our backyard is one of the best testing grounds in the world, and all of our products are evaluated thoroughly on and off road before they are put into production.
Reviews
Question & Answers
4 Answered questionsHow does this bumper mount? Does it just reuse the stock mounting points or is does it use heavier duty plates that extend along the frame?
Asked by 95xjcountry from on
Hello 95xjcountry, That is correct. The Tomken Machine Front Bumper with 2 Inch Receiver and D-ring Mounts in Black Powder Coat installs using the 3 factory bolt holes on each side of the unibody chassis. The 3/16" plate steel mounts are 4x thicker than the factory stamped sheet metal units. Thank you.
Answered by from on
How does this bolt up and how hard is it to do??
Asked by Ryan from Greenville, IN on
Hello Ryan, the Tomken Machine Front Winch Bumper with D-ring Mounts part# TOMTMF-0638-B can be bolted on using basic tools. This is about a 5/10 for difficulty. Thank you for your inquiry.
Answered by mikey from Greenville, IN on
will this fit a warn 10s zeon winch?
Asked by ziggy from philomath Or. on
Yes the Tomken Machine Front Bumper Winch Ready with Brush Guard and D-ring Mounts will fit the Warn Zenon 10s winch as the winch sits on top of the bumper.
Answered by DP from philomath Or. on
