Help to ID Brush Guard brand (1 Viewer)
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No idea, but it looks simple enough to recreate with basic tools.
Find a local shop to copy one?
Find a local shop to copy one?
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Looks close to the one Specter Off Road sold years ago minus the sides.
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Agreed. ConFerr made one, but it was one piece, welded. The SOR was a break-down kit for ease of shipping.
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The second smaller hole at the top matches the holes used to bolt the side on. Guessing it was at least yes years now a member who has been gone for a while did some horse trading on PTO. He had split T case parts and wanted one piece T case parts. We met in Yuma AZ because the cost of shipping driveshaft. He had a few parts he planned to recycle and asked if I wanted them. One was a Warn electric winch which I passed on to a local member because I believe in carma. The other was the brush guard. He had a hard time fitting it in his SUV. Pulled out a couple of wrenches I had it broke. My Sequoia had plenty of room but much easier to handle in pieces. Before I had the Sequoia found a Craigslist ad for a bull bar off a Australian troopy. Barely fit in our 4th gen 4Runner. Couldn't imagine how much it would cost to ship a bull bar today. The Specter break down brush definitely would have an advantage with today's shipping cost.
I'm not sure, what do you guys and think? The side profile doesn't look to me like a Specter piece.
