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Pretty sure your former President recommended drinking bleach, so ya... good point lol.
Ummmmmm... Don't know how to take this. We went from talking about over loading a frame cross member to political International shit talking? I'm not engaging. Not the forum for it
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I'd be shocked if a factory replacement loop identical to the one you have would be more than $70, crawl underneath and get the part number, then go to forddiscountparts.com or Tascaparts.com and run the number in their part search.
I just looked up a front tow hook for a 2020 Ranger, $130... Jebus, they're proud of their steel.
Ha! Chrome ones for a 2019 Ranger are $65.

Edit: winnah! An F150 part, possibly the same, black or chrome.
Note: these are not Bronco spec hooks, they are similar in design but not the same configuration. The Bronco versions appear to have a 45 degree down angle.
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I just looked up a front tow hook for a 2020 Ranger, $130... Jebus, they're proud of their steel.
Ha! Chrome ones for a 2019 Ranger are $65.

Edit: winnah! An F150 part, possibly the same, black or chrome.
Note: these are not Bronco spec hooks, they are similar in design but not the same configuration. The Bronco versions appear to have a 45 degree down angle.
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These tow shackles should fit then?

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Did anyone try the alternate ford tow shackles on the rear? Not sure I want to be the first…
 

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Did anyone try the alternate ford tow shackles on the rear? Not sure I want to be the first…
I had removed my fronts to mount Blue Ox baseplate. The fronts do not fit the rear, and hence the RC shackle adapters wouldn't either. The rears need 2 3/4" C to C on bolts, fronts are bigger.
 

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I had removed my fronts to mount Blue Ox baseplate. The fronts do not fit the rear, and hence the RC shackle adapters wouldn't either. The rears need 2 3/4" C to C on bolts, fronts are bigger.
No, I wouldn't expect the Bronco front shackles to fit the rear. The rears have a slight bend downward to avoid the bumper. It looks like the alternative Ford shackles that I was thinking of trying on the rear are straight across the top and look like they would hit the rear bumper (although the hole placement and size looks about right). Maybe I could offset with some washers, but then who knows how functional it would be???

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No, I wouldn't expect the Bronco front shackles to fit the rear. The rears have a slight bend downward to avoid the bumper. It looks like the alternative Ford shackles that I was thinking of trying on the rear are straight across the top and look like they would hit the rear bumper (although the hole placement and size looks about right). Maybe I could offset with some washers, but then who knows how functional it would be???

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I didn't tell the whole story, but I did put the front on the rear using a big washer on one bolt, OK for now, but looking for a real one for decent price. ASFIR (?) has one but it's aluminum and I actually like the looks of the Ford ones better.
 
 


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