mlawhorn88

I finally finished up building a rear bumper over the Christmas holidays. Turned out pretty good I thought and didnt have near as much money in it as I would if i had bought it...but also having the right tools and machinery goes a long way. Going to see what you guys thought??

rebal

very nice job

Dr. Evil

Ditto. Except I would have gave a little more clearance on the sides. Could hit the sheet metal pretty easy if someone bumped into you or you backed into something (yes it happens).

Nice job though !.

nelrod

Looking good. Post the front one when you're done. You have the talent, you may as well.

Load Hauler 04

Excellent !!!!! I like the tight fit. I do all my bumpers the same way , with a tight fit to the body. Someone is going to have to hit that pretty hard to bend it. Great job!!!!

mlawhorn88

Dr. Evil----wouldnt have hurt my feelings any if there was a lil more gap in there but thats what it wound up being so im happy..dont think it will give much to the way i braced it up. Its a pretty stout bumper.
Nelrod---the front is a bought brushguard

Dr. Evil

I wasnt bashing - it was constructive criticism...


Its a great job either way.

nkennedy

My rear bumper doesn't have much more clearence. It's a Tiejens from Texas.

cmac

bumper looks great! what kind of hitch is that? dont think i've ever seen anything like that.

Lary Ellis (Top)

Nice job! You should be proud of that thing

mlawhorn88

its a sophisticated cushion hitch. takes the shock out of pullin trailers such as peanut wagons, but i use it for any trailer that theres going to be any weight on. not sure the brand of it.