gonzopancho
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It’s coming back.
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Tried calling this week. Didn't even go to voicemail. Kind of a weird way to run business tbh.
gonzopancho
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> Tried calling this week. Didn't even go to voicemail. Kind of a weird way to run business tbh.
I just signed the transaction with Mike Friday afternoon, then traveled to Texas over the weekend.
I just signed the transaction with Mike Friday afternoon, then traveled to Texas over the weekend.
If I'm understanding correctly, you are taking it over? Copy.
gonzopancho
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Bringing it back, yes. Part of @Fe3 with Mike still proving some product development.
Fe3
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Cool. I think slider steps for the 3rd gen 4Runner would be a great addition to the product line.
Fe3
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Noted!!!
Ordered White Knuckle sliders. Gotta love black friday deals. Maybe next time.
AverageTanner
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So is BIO coming back or no? I’ve had their 80 series front bumper saved for years. Finally getting ready to order in the next couple of months…
PabloCruise
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Check this out:
Bump It Offroad (BIO) - Coming (Back) Soon
Hello Friends! We are excited to announce that Bump It Offroad is back! For a minute it looked like Bump It Offroad was going away. The folks at TriMeki (@Fe3 ) had a better idea, and now Bump It Offroad (BIO) is a TriMeki company. Bump It Offroad started in 2007. Anyone who has BIO products...
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Bump It Offroad
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Thank you for your interest, I hope those work out well for you!
Bump It Offroad
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We are back!
Glad to hear you like the front bumper, that is always popular.
As @PabloCruise said - check out our thread in the Vendor section.
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Has anyone had one of their locking pins on the swing out bumper seize up? I’ve tried some wd40 and lightly tapping the pin with a mallet, but no luck so far.
Yep, a few times over the years. I just take it out, clean up the pin on a wire wheel, put a bottle brush in a drill to clean out the hole, and put it back together with a light coat of anti seize. I guess you could use grease as well. Short of a complete redesign of the pin to incorporate seals, cleaning and lubing it once in a while is about all you can do. I just accept this as part of the maintenance schedule.
Thank you, what is the best way to get it out if I can ask? I assume the round grooved piece unscrews but I can’t get a tool to get a good enough grasp on it to loosen it.
You're welcome! You can use pliers, channel locks, vice grips or whatever will hold on tight enough. If you can't pull the ball up, you might have to unscrew the ball if it's too close to allow the jaws to clamp down on the knurled part. But yeah, it just unscrews. Be sure to put some anti seize on the threads because it won't be your last time doing this.
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