Ryan Wineinger

Side by side comparison of the FabFours mount on our '18 rescue truck. Ground clearance of the RC for the win!

Nice Build! We just wrapped up our build last night. Received the truck in January and has been a work in progress since. We ran into several road blocks due to parts availability / compatibility with the new body style, but overall we're pretty happy with how it turned out. The size and ride height of the new body style makes it a perfect fit for a brush rig!

Better picture of final install

In case anyone else out there is looking for a winch mount, but can't seem to find anything for the 20's yet. We went ahead and ordered the Rough Country EXO winch mount specified for the '11-'19 GM and it ended up mounting with very little modifications to the brackets. The frame spacing was nearly the same as the '18 that we have so we figured it was worth a shot. The hole which has to align with the tow hook mounting bolt had to be slotted to match up, and we used a 1/2" SS extension plate to bolt to the bottom of the bracket and into the bottom of the frame rail since the frame is not boxed all the way to the end. The Warn winch install was a breeze as to be expected. We are very pleased with how it turned out for the most part, but would have liked to be able to order the mount without all the light openings as we already have a Whelen work light package. (Don't mind the poor picture quality, I'll get some good photos uploaded after it's cleaned up)

LOL, yeah that looks bad, but that pump don't run on water! Here's what it replaced!

3500 SRW 6.6 Gasser brush rig with CM aluminum bed and custom aluminum boxes.