Looking for front bumper for a winch
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Looking for front bumper for a winch
Anyone have a good source for a front bumper w/ brush guard that can also hold a winch? I've seen a few but they were pretty expensive.
Thanks!
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Pretty much anything is going to be $1,500 on up for a full replacement bumper with brushguard that can mount a winch.
Mine was $1,500 2 years ago, and I'm sure he's raised the price.
phox
Mine was $1,500 2 years ago, and I'm sure he's raised the price.
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Define "pretty expensive"...it's kind of a relative term.
The one Phox_Mulder has is, IMO, very nice...especially since it is Aluminum and much lighter than anything you will fine elsewhere. The shipping would probably kill the deal for you...unless you are going to Colorado.
The Ranch Hands, which are very popular around the Southwest are about 40% less and about 40% heavier!
http://www.ranchhand.com/frontbumperreplacements.htm
RJ
The one Phox_Mulder has is, IMO, very nice...especially since it is Aluminum and much lighter than anything you will fine elsewhere. The shipping would probably kill the deal for you...unless you are going to Colorado.
The Ranch Hands, which are very popular around the Southwest are about 40% less and about 40% heavier!
http://www.ranchhand.com/frontbumperreplacements.htm
RJ
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Wow, I didn't know the ranchands were that much cheaper.
But again, shipping would drive the price up pretty fast, especially with the current fuel prices.
Expect the price for them to go up as steel costs go up due to the price of fuel as well.
phox
But again, shipping would drive the price up pretty fast, especially with the current fuel prices.
Expect the price for them to go up as steel costs go up due to the price of fuel as well.
phox
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mine is in my gallery it is a tietjens made by lonestar. Its the stoughtest and toughest bumper Ive ever come across I mean its been through trees hit plenty of metal poles. And the PO who was a buddy of mine even rammed a telephone pole on night with it til it fell over. Now thats pretty strong to me. doesnt even have a dent in it.
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Originally Posted by rjohnson
........The shipping would probably kill the deal for you...unless you are going to Colorado........
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Wow, I didn't know the ranchands were that much cheaper.
Also only $75.00 to install one on a Dodge. After installing mine....I would gladly go back in time and pay that!
But, here again, "expensive" is a relative term.
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Originally Posted by rjohnson
How about some pictures??
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ARB Sahara Bar, about $1100 shipped. Winch-ready, airbag-compatible, built-in tow hooks and light buckets. Which, of course, you can see I need to get off my lazy behind and put some lights in mine.
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Check out Kennesaw mountain. They make some really nice stuff and have a great deal of options. Good prices too. www.kenmtn.com
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Check out Tough Country... www.toughcountry.com
Simlilar to the Ranch Hands, just supposed to be a little lighter, and little different style.
Simlilar to the Ranch Hands, just supposed to be a little lighter, and little different style.