custom bumper building
#141
I'm not on his back. I stopped critiquing Robert's work a while back. Some, including Sam I Am, just can't leave it alone. I told Sam about a bumper that I thought met the criteria set forth, that being the TerraFirma. I did so to be nice because it sounded like he was having difficulty finding one. I PM'd Sam out of courtesy for Robert. I NEVER told him to not buy Robert's bumper. And Alex, you know all about etiquette, don't you "Mr I'll sell you my flares for $10 less".
Robert, my hat off to you. You have handled the mobs, my critique, and even my good natured ribbing(Bubba Gump) like true professional. Cheers!
Robert, my hat off to you. You have handled the mobs, my critique, and even my good natured ribbing(Bubba Gump) like true professional. Cheers!
#144
we could have it freighted i can get a rough estimate for what the freight would be but it would just have to go to somewhere with a dock a big truck could back to. ups ground could do it if it did not have the brush bars. UPS uses a formula for shipping things. to guess i would say about 100 with no brush bars through ups and be around 150 to freight it on a pallet just like you want.
#145
Could it be shipped lift gate delivery. Like ups freight or R&L carriers.. Those guys deliver 300 pound chairs to my shop all the time. Just a thought. . then you don't need a ramp
#146
That's an LR3 bumper isn't it? If so, they all hang low because they have to cover up a bunch of parts.
#147
#149
yeah I think a business is cheaper.. not sure why maybe they figure they'll already be going there. I'm going to have Robert ship mine to my office to save a couple bucks
#150
Well the bumper is holding up nicely, had to pull a medium duty truck out the way, do to stalling in the middle of the road. didn't want to use reverse that much but, did what was needed at the time. Bravo Robert for something I can rely on.