I remember something about having to install the hitch first or something like that
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ill be installing my exp one rear swingout this weekend. any tips before i do it? kevin, will....?
I remember something about having to install the hitch first or something like that

Check out your tail pipe with regard to fit of the bumper before you bolt anything. Mine was up into the bumper. It had to be cut. That may or may not need to be done before assembly if it gets into the bumper.
You'll need to detach those wide plastic pieces that wrap around the lower rear and cut them per pattern. Layton did mine thankfully.
The bumper is heavy as hell. You'll need help. The actual bolting on is pretty straightforward. There are a couple of square "cups" that fit in the bumper that align with the holes. The nuts will be inside of these after tightening down the bolts.
The swingout builds separately. It's easy, although you'll probably do a few adjustments before it's right. The spindle needs to be assembled and you'll need plenty of grease. It took awhile to get the rings with the bearings to seat properly.


Not that kind of hand.Jason,
Where are you and Layton doing the install? What time on Saturday? If it's not too early, I can come and lend a not-too-talented hand.Not that kind of hand.

Thanks Jonas!Haha! You must have emailed her cause now it says land cruiser
