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Re: Found another winch bumper
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Originally Posted by Yellomantis
I couldnt find anything about pricing.... Notot mention on how it is secured to the frame...
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As I have tried pointing out to DunesRunner08 over there. Mounting is the weak link as far as winching or using it to pull out a stuck buddy.
I finally took 8 seconds to go to thier webpage and read the FAQ's. They use the "Bolt On" mounting technique. While that is the same as what I am currently doing, I would not recommend using this for any sort of tugging action. I am going back in with my buddy who built it to weld it on. I started with bolt only so I could go back to stock if I sold it. I am not worried about that any longer. Plus I can plasma any hints of the welds away.
This bumper looks so much like mine I wonder if they read my build up. LOL. Looks good though, and much better offering than the road armour or others. IMHO
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