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I am trying to install a M1009 rear bumper on my 1981 Suburban. Does anyone have pictures for installation purposes.
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M1009 rear bumper for Suburban
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The TM has an awesome exploded view that helped me with installing the CUCV bumpers on my Jimmy.
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My truck is currently a cab & chassis. What would you like photos of? How it bolts up generally?
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TM...?
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TM = Tech Manual
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That's what I thought... just checked it out. It's clear now.
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Got it installed today thanks.
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Pictures? I have a set of front and rear M1009 bumpers and brush guard that I am wanting to install on my 91 V1500 suburban.
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Do you have all the brackets?
I used the factory bumper bracket that's at the end of the frame. I drilled holes that matched the M1009 bracket. By not removing the factory brackets you can line up the new bumper.
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View from inside the frame
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I dont have the cross bar so I will make one.
Then I will reattach my factory trailer hitch
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Front bumper and grill gaurd. I cut and modified it to follow the hood angle.
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I will post more pictures if you need them
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That looks real good! Thanks for the pictures. I'm hoping to get mine on this summer but time will tell.
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What? That is the same shape and sheet metal a CUCV has. And please don't hook anything on that pintle hook you attached. That is very weak even with a crossbar. honestly The M1009 Pintle was weak from day 1. I ripped a few right off the trucks with a Bubba Rope. Good Luck,
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What exactly is a “Bubba rope?”
Very good point about the M1009 Pintle being weak. Many post and threads already about that.
Very good point about the M1009 Pintle being weak. Many post and threads already about that.