Winch bumper
#71
#72
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Pittsburgh PA suburbs.
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Here's a nice one:
http://store.hicountryoffroad.com/Di...mper_p_37.html
and the rear:
http://store.hicountryoffroad.com/Bu...ry-I_p_30.html
Spike, If I were you, I would pay a lot of attention to the legal liabilitites involved in selling items like this. If somebody gets injured due to some oversight in the design, YOU could be in for a major inconvience to put it mildly. You would be wise not to overlook your liability issues.
Last edited by Danny Lee 97 Disco; 10-17-2010 at 10:06 PM.
#74
#75
I'd like to see something like this, It's what I would have done for my Grand Cherokee.
http://www.protofab4x4.com/products.php?ID=00&ID2=61
http://www.protofab4x4.com/products.php?ID=00&ID2=61
#76
The cheapest I have found it is $750 with free shipping.
So far I have made zero progress on this project and I am very disappointed.
#80
The ARB bullbars while they look good and have many functions sit way too low giving you a much lower approach angle as they stick out so far and are low, and are also weak thereby bending easily on ledges and big rocks whether climbing or descending them. I wouldn't get one again but as I'm poor I live with my bent half mangled bullbar that I've had rebent and strengthened several times only to rebend it again. If you don't plan on any serious ledges/rocks then an ARB would be fine but if you do then get something else that is higher, shorter, and more stout.