Universal Bulldog Winch Mounting Plate For 2000 Ford F-150

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Does this fit a 2000 F150 2 wd

asked by: Thomas S

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Expert Reply:

I do have an option for you but the Bulldog Winch Universal Mounting Plate for Truck and Trailer Winches part # BDW20291 is designed more for open flat deck trailers, it may work for you but will probably require some drilling.

The Bulldog Winch Universal Winch Mounting Plate for Truck part # BDW20008 is a better option which has a standard winch mounting bolt pattern of 10" long x 4-1/2" center to center hole spacing. I recommend to compare the hole spacing on the plate to what your hitch has. If it's different you may need to do some drilling.

expert reply by: Heather A

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Answer 1

We have Universal Winch Mounting Plates like #BDW20291 that you referenced and also #BDW20019, as well as hitch mount types like #BDW20155. Universal mount #BDW20291 can use hardware kit #BDW20297. Since the front ends of Massey Ferguson tractors…

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Answer 2

A better solution for a mounting plate for the Bulldog Winch part #BDW10041 that you mentioned would be the universal mounting bracket part #BDW20291 which is larger than the mount you mentioned. Then for hardware we have the part #BDW20297 which…

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