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Fab Fours Ranch Rear Bumper (Black) – FF09-T1750-1

Fab Fours

  • Gloss black powder coat (-1) or bare steel (-B)
  • Pipe and tread plate combination construction
  • Back-up lights included
  • Pre-drilled sensor holes
  • Retains the OEM receiver hitch and wiring locations
  • 100 percent made in the USA

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Description

Overview

The Fab Fours Ranch Rear Bumper in black, part FF09-T1750-1, is a heavy duty plate bumper built from a combination of pipe and tread plate. Its design follows the body lines of each model truck, bringing Fab Fours plate bumper styling to the rear of the truck.

The standard finish is gloss black powder coat under the -1 part number, and the -B version is bare steel. Back-up lights are included, the sensor holes are pre-drilled, and the OEM receiver hitch and wiring locations are retained.

Key features

  • Combination pipe and tread plate construction
  • Gloss black powder coat (-1) or bare steel (-B)
  • Back-up lights included
  • Pre-drilled sensor holes
  • Retains the OEM receiver hitch and wiring locations

Choosing a plate bumper

A rear plate bumper carries more weight than a stock rear bar, so the mounting points and receiver hitch need to take that load. Before mounting, inspect the frame area where the bumper bolts up and look for cracks, rust or bent brackets. Fitting a rear bumper often means reworking the spare tire arrangement, so decide where the spare will sit before the bumper goes on.

Rear bumpers also change departure angle and rear clearance. A tall, square plate can catch on obstacles that a stock bar would clear, so think about the trails you run. Tread plate resists wear when sliding over rock but does not reduce weight, so plan for a heavier rear end when setting suspension and spare tire placement.

  • Check frame mounts before installing
  • Plan the spare tire location first
  • Recheck bolts after the first trail runs

Specifications

Brand Fab Fours
Part number FF09-T1750-1
UPC 5810102203
Position Rear
Construction Pipe and tread plate combination
Finish Gloss black powder coat (-1) or bare steel (-B)
Back-up lights Included
Sensor holes Pre-drilled
Tire carrier Not included
D-ring mount Not included

Vehicle fitment

The design is matched to the body lines of each model truck. Confirm fit for your vehicle’s year, make, model and trim before ordering.

Because no specific truck is named here, fit must be checked for each vehicle before buying the bumper.

Installation notes

Back-up lights come with the bumper, so plan their wiring to the reverse circuit before the bumper is mounted. Use a fused feed and check local rules for rear lighting.

What’s included

The Ranch rear bumper in gloss black powder coat (-1), with back-up lights and pre-drilled sensor holes.

Not included: the tire carrier and the D-ring mount.

SKU: FFIFF09-T1750-1 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 175.00 lbs
Package dimensions 89.00 × 30.00 × 14.00 in
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Questions & Answers

Which trucks does the Fab Fours Ranch rear bumper fit?

Confirm fit for your truck's year, make, model and trim before ordering. The design is matched to the body lines of each model truck, so the match depends on the vehicle.

Are back-up lights included?

Yes. Back-up lights are included with the bumper, and the sensor holes are pre-drilled. Plan the light wiring to the reverse circuit before mounting, and confirm the connection before installing the lights.

What does the -B part number mean?

The -B suffix marks the bare steel version. The -1 suffix is the gloss black powder coat, so the part number tells you which finish you are getting.

Will a plate bumper change my approach or departure angle?

Yes, a rear plate bumper can change departure angle and rear clearance because it sits at a different height and depth than a stock bar. Measure the bumper's lowest point against the obstacles you expect on your trails before heavy off-road use.