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I am interested to see if anyone has come up with a winch mount solution for their rigs.  I have seen options to put a front receiver hitch on that would allow you to hang a winch off it but I am looking for something more hidden inside the bumper if possible.  Any suggestions or photos?

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On 4/7/2019 at 12:48 AM, ColoradoDaily said:

I am interested to see if anyone has come up with a winch mount solution for their rigs.  I have seen options to put a front receiver hitch on that would allow you to hang a winch off it but I am looking for something more hidden inside the bumper if possible.  Any suggestions or photos?

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The only option I've seen so far is the Stealth bumper, which also allows you to mount a led bar.  

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I to am still looking for a hidden center mount winch setup. I really don’t need an entire heavy duty front bumper, just a way to recover from loose terrain like mud, sand and snow. Not rock crawling or going through heavy brush. Something like this is what I am looking for to. 
 

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Pretty sure the AEV edition bumpers would NOT fit  due to fog light design, but looks good. I don’t even know the GM part number but the manufacturer website does not show any part numbers either…

 

 

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Been a long time since I’ve researched it but here’s the only option I have found… still too pricey for my needs but looks quality. 

 

Chassis Unlimited Prolite Winch Front Bumper:

 

 

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https://chassisunlimited.com/products/2019-2022-gmc-sierra-1500-prolite-bumper?variant=39784619802690&currency=USD&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI7avwybmV-gIV0BXUAR0aqwR6EAQYASABEgIl3PD_BwE

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