Erling Haaland gives wrenching a go. If soccer and wrenching don’t work out you definitely have a shot at comedy. Going to have to watch your other videos and see some other comedic happenings
I’m about to take this journey today with a 2000 tundra. It’s only 20-21 years old. How tight can they really be...... I’m not looking forward to the old bumper coming off, but the new chrome one looks nice at least
I was a professional mechanic for 20yrs, still am but got a govt job to pay my mortgage and health for my family. Pro tip- heat is your best friend homey. Especially in the ass rear of a rusty truck
@@reidsstuff2359 now I get it, thanks for replying, by the way I wanted to ask you if all the 1ST GEN Tundras can use the same parts or there is any difference? I am trying to replace my 2004 Tundra bumper hitch but I only found a 2006 aftermarket, but before I buy it I'd like to make sure I'll fit.
Mine is a 2005, the 06 and 05 are practically the same truck, my hitch is aftermarket and would mount to a plethora of truck models. Draw-Tite Trailer Hitch Receiver - Multi Fit - Class IV - 2" Item # 37130 This is the hitch I pulled off of etrailer. Now, I will say that where the bracket ( the one welded onto the hitch) for the 7pin mount is placed, presses up on the underside of the bumper replacement assembly. This makes it difficult to mount the 7pin mount to the hitch mount. If that makes sense.. the reason I got the class 4 was thinking a class 3 would not be able to handle the excessive tounge weight of my TT, a class 3 may fit better and serve your needs better.
@@reidsstuff2359 Thanks for all the info, looks like I am going have to go with the Draw - Tite Trailer Hitch III according to what I've just researched.
I’m just curious is it possible to just remove essentially the metal bumper cover? Without having to remove the entire bumper assembly from underneath? I ask because mine is rusted and I had a new one painted and I’m just preparing to try and swap this out. What are your thoughts on this?
@@davidleathers5729 Yes see here ruclips.net/video/MUz-nJRY2-c/видео.html - Luckily I watch the video I posted before watching this video - I do appreciate the young man's persistence and the one response is correct - 15 to 20 year old rusted bolts - use heat on them otherwise you just break them
Yes see here ruclips.net/video/MUz-nJRY2-c/видео.html - Luckily I watch the video I posted before watching this video - I do appreciate the young man's persistence and the one response is correct - 15 to 20 year old rusted bolts - use heat on them otherwise you just break them
Erling Haaland gives wrenching a go. If soccer and wrenching don’t work out you definitely have a shot at comedy. Going to have to watch your other videos and see some other comedic happenings
I know it's old, but watching you struggling to loosen bolts while you were actually tightening them is classic. Good info thanks for doing this video
After your video i wont be attempting this without my impact and gringer might cust cut all the bolts to begin with
I really appreciated your video could you please sent me the part number that you used
You have dope bolt removal skills!!!! Wash it down with a swig of pinesol! Love it! Still waiting for part 2.
what happened to part 2? and how does this improve towing?
I’m about to take this journey today with a 2000 tundra. It’s only 20-21 years old. How tight can they really be...... I’m not looking forward to the old bumper coming off, but the new chrome one looks nice at least
You have a great future ahead of you in Comedy
How long did this entire job take you brother ?
Impact from the beginning?
I was a professional mechanic for 20yrs, still am but got a govt job to pay my mortgage and health for my family. Pro tip- heat is your best friend homey. Especially in the ass rear of a rusty truck
Sure is and maybe an impact?
Thanks... It was just what I needed to see
Love how you totally fucked up the paint on your bumper. What was the point of this? Why would you remove the tow package?
I have a 2001 tundra and my bumper mounts look nothing like yours. Goid vid but did nothing for me😢
Nice helpful video
What are the extension pieces that you use for the bumper
"If women can't find you handsome they might as well find you handy!" - Red Green
Good thing I’m not allergic to epilepsy
I kept looking for part 2 and never found it 🤔
Yeah I intended to edit it but got all sidetracked
@@reidsstuff2359 now I get it, thanks for replying, by the way I wanted to ask you if all the 1ST GEN Tundras can use the same parts or there is any difference? I am trying to replace my 2004 Tundra bumper hitch but I only found a 2006 aftermarket, but before I buy it I'd like to make sure I'll fit.
Mine is a 2005, the 06 and 05 are practically the same truck, my hitch is aftermarket and would mount to a plethora of truck models. Draw-Tite Trailer Hitch Receiver - Multi Fit - Class IV - 2"
Item # 37130
This is the hitch I pulled off of etrailer. Now, I will say that where the bracket ( the one welded onto the hitch) for the 7pin mount is placed, presses up on the underside of the bumper replacement assembly. This makes it difficult to mount the 7pin mount to the hitch mount. If that makes sense.. the reason I got the class 4 was thinking a class 3 would not be able to handle the excessive tounge weight of my TT, a class 3 may fit better and serve your needs better.
@@reidsstuff2359 Thanks for all the info, looks like I am going have to go with the Draw - Tite Trailer Hitch III according to what I've just researched.
I have a 2003 Tundra and looking for bumper reinforcement bar like the one u used. Do you know if it would fit 2003 Tundra
I’m just curious is it possible to just remove essentially the metal bumper cover? Without having to remove the entire bumper assembly from underneath? I ask because mine is rusted and I had a new one painted and I’m just preparing to try and swap this out. What are your thoughts on this?
Same here Nate D, I just have to replace the bumper with a New Painted one on my 06Limited & Def DON'T need to pull the factory hitch off ;)
@@davidleathers5729 Yes see here ruclips.net/video/MUz-nJRY2-c/видео.html - Luckily I watch the video I posted before watching this video - I do appreciate the young man's persistence and the one response is correct - 15 to 20 year old rusted bolts - use heat on them otherwise you just break them
Yes see here ruclips.net/video/MUz-nJRY2-c/видео.html - Luckily I watch the video I posted before watching this video - I do appreciate the young man's persistence and the one response is correct - 15 to 20 year old rusted bolts - use heat on them otherwise you just break them
@@eam16707, Thanks for responding EXACTLY what I was looking for ;)
"If women can't find you handsome they might as well find you handy!" - Red Green