FYI about BIG Front Bumpers
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FYI about BIG Front Bumpers
Just wanted to share a little info for anyone whi is thinking of getting a front bumper like mine.
I have been under the hood a lot here lately and am starting to realize that this bumper is a BIG pain in the ****!
You either have to lean way over and can't get a good grip on anything or you stand on the bumper and have to bend down in wierd possitions. Or most of the time I have to get a ladder and work from the sides over the fender areas.
Just thought you should know. It's alot different than being able to stand right up against the grill area and work.
I have been under the hood a lot here lately and am starting to realize that this bumper is a BIG pain in the ****!
You either have to lean way over and can't get a good grip on anything or you stand on the bumper and have to bend down in wierd possitions. Or most of the time I have to get a ladder and work from the sides over the fender areas.
Just thought you should know. It's alot different than being able to stand right up against the grill area and work.
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RE: FYI about BIG Front Bumpers
I know what you mean buzzy, I'd say probably about 1 in 3 trucks I work on has a bumper like that or a brush guard of some sorts and it can definitely be a pain. And sometimes they are even welded to the frame so I can't take it off if I need too. But also, depending on what I'm doing some bumper designs make good places to sit while I work too.
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RE: FYI about BIG Front Bumpers
ORIGINAL: DiEseLjunKy
I bet but imo they're a pain to work on just stock. I have to climb up and sit on the radiator shellto wrench on anything in the engine welland I'm 6'0". I also have a small step stool that comes in handy.
I bet but imo they're a pain to work on just stock. I have to climb up and sit on the radiator shellto wrench on anything in the engine welland I'm 6'0". I also have a small step stool that comes in handy.