Does Install of Westin # 40-2375 Grill Guard Require Removal of Front Tow Hooks on 2013 Ford F350

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Will the grille guard Code: 40-2375 require me to permanently remove the two front tow hooks on my 2013 Ford F-350? If yes, what grille guard could I purchase that does not require tow hook removal?

asked by: Robert H

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Installation of the Westin # 40-2375 Sportsman Grille Guard will not require removal of the tow loops. The installation brackets attach to the vehicle using the bumper bolts, as you can see in the photo I've edited for you. This grille guard would be a great fit for your 2013 Ford F350.

expert reply by: Mike L

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