For those of you who would rather pay for an aftermarket hitch, go for it.. You loose about 8 inches of clearance but if you only drive on pavement I guess that is not a concern. As for liability if my hitch falls off, I am not too concerned since it was welded by a professional welder. How many Jeep owners build their own bumpers? How many people build hitches for other vehicles? The answer is lots!!!! I also own a Jeep CJ7. Their is so much fabrication for Jeeps out there; there are companies just selling fabrication parts for Jeeps.. It would be nice to see them add some fab parts for Hummers.. I may own a Hummer H3 but it doesn't mean I have to pay the extra money companies are marking up parts for them.

BUILD IT!!!!

Thanks, Yellowfin....

 

i mean it looks great brother! but the bolt on one took 5 min to put on!

 

where is the wiring cause i looked under mine and see nothing i just see the plastic tube that warps around the wires that go to the plate unless its in there and have to cut it open

 

i wasnt bashing your work, i was letting you know your liable is all? the pics arent great but it looks good, just dont see what you have it connected to frame wise?

just remember when you sell it and some goofball trys to carry more than he should because he's got a tough truck.

 

Lucky - follow your license plate wires up to the bumper connector, then those wires to the wire loom at the top of the bumper and rear cross member. The wires were just folded and tucked in the loom.

Scot it is mounted to the stock brackets just like a stock H3 receiver hitch is.