Warn Industries' New Bumper Offers Front-End Protection
Warn Industries announced Sept. 12 the release of the WARN HD Bumper, to meet the needs of Ford Super Duty owners who want front-end protection. According to the company, the bumper is the first in a line of WARN heavy duty bumpers for 3/4- and 1-ton trucks. Designed as "big" body armor, it is compatible with WARN winch and accessory products. "The WARN HD Bumper offers Super Duty owners exceptional front-end protection and styling," said Thomas Giacomini, WARN chief operating officer. "Designed for use with the WARN M15000 winch and supplied WARN lights, the new bumper will give customers the style and function they need to build the ultimate truck." The new bumper includes winch mount framework and required hardware, a replacement front bumper and a set of 5" stainless steel lights. The one-piece welded design incorporates a tubular grille guard and brush guards, round light ports and additional light mounting holes. Commercial duty rated and fleet approved, the bumper accommodates oversize tires and diesel applications and re-uses factory tow hooks. It is available today in black powder-coat and high-gloss argent grey. For more information about the WARN HD Bumper and other Ford products, please call the WARN Customer Service Center at 800/543-9276 or visit www.warn.com.
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