Another shade tree bumper

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It's almost done.
Thought I would post up.
I still need to finish the 2 can carrier and I need to drop the spare about 2-3"
finish paint ect. ect.

ken
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Your bumper has a guard cat? Thats crazy.

I really need to learn to weld or start bringing in more money so I can swap out my stock bumpers for upgrades.
 
Nice, I like how the tire is so close to the body. Does the tire being that close cause any problems?

Good job!
 
I like it! Want to build another one? ;)



Thats funny you say that, this project took way too long and cost more than anticapated and its still not done.

Im not sure if I would do it again (for myself ) but in hind sight those production bumpers are a good deal and are really nice.

ken
 
Really nice clean work. What size reciever is that? When the swing arms are latched in place, whats keeping them from "swinging" into the tailgate?

The reciever is 2".
I tow on a regular basis , so I made it pretty strong.
The swing arms use the same method to stop as 4x4 labs units.
There is a welded block in the center where the arms meet.

Thanks, . ken
 
450DUDE,
Nice work.
I am finishing up mine as well now.
Like you said, A lot more time and money that expected.
The metal and nice spindles put the zap on the wallet.
In end I'll have about $500 in material alone but that include hitch and tire carrier.
 
nice job. How much do you think it weighs?

Just a WAG 100#. with out swing outs.

I picked it up by myself ,just straight up, (and I am a pu$$)

90% of it is 3/16" braced and renforced . no 1/4 " .

But it looks like time for heavys or J's.

It's on med. at this time

The a$$ end dropped about 1- 1.5"



MO money MO money......

ken
 
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