Idea on pushbar/ light bar
#11
03-22-2011, 04:24 PM
I'm trying to figure out those hitches, I take it that's a personal mod? I was actually thinking about a Warn Trans4mer for something like that as a major reason.
I'm looking for a good push bar myself, that I can mount lights to. I'm more thinking in the case of hitting stuff/carjacking though.
Most of the guards I've seen seem like they would do more damage than nothing at all if you did actually hit something. I looked at bumper replacements, but it seems like it would really bod down the front suspension on a 1500.
Just one of several things on my "Must Find" list...
I'm looking for a good push bar myself, that I can mount lights to. I'm more thinking in the case of hitting stuff/carjacking though.
Most of the guards I've seen seem like they would do more damage than nothing at all if you did actually hit something. I looked at bumper replacements, but it seems like it would really bod down the front suspension on a 1500.
Just one of several things on my "Must Find" list...
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03-22-2011, 06:40 PM
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03-22-2011, 09:16 PM
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It kinda looks like this..this is a site that i was lookin at for stuff but that pushbar you are gonna try to make is similar except the fact you are using the hitch mounts on yours
http://www.defianttruckproducts.com/...y_part/373.php
http://www.defianttruckproducts.com/...y_part/373.php
#15
03-22-2011, 09:21 PM
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#17
03-23-2011, 05:02 AM
I agree that $250 is stupid high for that thing. That's an easy fab if you had a bender.
But it might cost a little more than $40 to make. Steel and aluminum is getting STUPID high in price lately. I was in Tractor Supply over the weekend and notices they wanted $44 for a lousy 2'x1' sheet of .063" diamond plate. Wasn't long ago that was about a $15 piece anywhere you could buy it...
But it might cost a little more than $40 to make. Steel and aluminum is getting STUPID high in price lately. I was in Tractor Supply over the weekend and notices they wanted $44 for a lousy 2'x1' sheet of .063" diamond plate. Wasn't long ago that was about a $15 piece anywhere you could buy it...
#19
03-23-2011, 06:21 PM
#20
03-23-2011, 06:27 PM
Oh, I don't need any at the moment, I was just commenting on the price. I have a buddy who makes custom grills in Vidalia where I used to live (Sykes Cookers) who orders diamond plate wholesale once a week or so. I can either buy a 4x8 sheet at his cost or add a sheet to his order when I need one.
LOT cheaper thataway...