Removing rear bumper 1991 Toyota Pickup

Bumper: amzn.to/300t1mZ
This should work on 1988 to 1995 Toyota pickups

[@jake3043]

You wouldn’t believe how glad I am you made this video. I have a 92 4runner that came used with no rear bumper or mounts. I have all the tools, material and experience to make my own but I just wanted an idea of how the factory one mounted. The holes in the back of your frame rails look like what I have so AWAY WE GO! Thanks bud

[@chavoiscool]

I appreciate it, my 94 4Runner got rear ended hard by this 92 dodge. My bumper and mud flap is pressed up against my rear passenger tire and I haven’t been able to drive it. Thanks for posting.

[@magicponyrides]

Really helpful, dude, thanks. I wanted to make sure I wouldn't need anything besides sockets before I went to the junkyard.

[@jake3043]

I just realized I probably want to go to the junk yard and get some factory bumper mounts and start welding on from there instead of fabricating the entire thing.

[@Zenkai76]

Very helpful, I have a 93 and looks like it it took rear driverside damage and they didn't put a factory bumper back on it, they welded (2) pipes together with end caps to the toyota bumper bracket, so as long as I get a bumper with that bracket I should be able to swap it out.

[@alexalonso2638]

Do you still have that old rear bumper for the. Toyota 91 truck.?

[@lukewang4396]

Hi, How are you doing? For this bumper, how much total you can tow cargo and trailer? Thanks

[@tubejim101]

Not sure. If you find out, let me know. They do have a limit, and will bend.

[@billeickman]

3500 trailer, 350 tongue weight. Says in the owners manual and the bumper