what is the best front bumper?
11-21-2007, 04:38 PM
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11-22-2007, 11:23 AM
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Ranchhand replacement bumper. W/the 4" lift the bottom of the bumper sits about waist high. I haven't hit any deer (yet) but I don't think it's going to win as I envision plowing over the top and destroying anything I hit.
The downside: the weight is about 600lbs, you have to have a forklift to install it, and w/the lift it's tuff crawling up to check oil and maintain.
The downside: the weight is about 600lbs, you have to have a forklift to install it, and w/the lift it's tuff crawling up to check oil and maintain.
11-22-2007, 06:09 PM
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Canadian Deer Killer
,this is what i did after having 3 near misses on our way up to our place at Gull Lake Alberta.I make the trip once a week over the summer and every other week in the winter.It is only a matter of time---Hope this helps----Road Armor Titan 2+rear,PS i even had them LINE-X so the deer guts wash off easily
.One other note---do business with Alien Patrol if you want to go with that look ,i went through to many headaches dealing with R/A,never recommend them to anyone.
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,this is what i did after having 3 near misses on our way up to our place at Gull Lake Alberta.I make the trip once a week over the summer and every other week in the winter.It is only a matter of time---Hope this helps----Road Armor Titan 2+rear,PS i even had them LINE-X so the deer guts wash off easily.One other note---do business with Alien Patrol if you want to go with that look ,i went through to many headaches dealing with R/A,never recommend them to anyone.Dw
11-22-2007, 09:08 PM
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11-23-2007, 12:59 PM
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11-23-2007, 11:46 PM
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My buckstop was pricey, but worth it in my opinion. It took about 4 months to receive it but showed up just as I ordered it. I can't speak for other's Buckstop bumpers, but mine was great. Bolted right up, built extremely beefy (200 lbs), my powdercoat is holding up great, no issues what so ever. Gets compliments all the time.
With freight and the driving lights the total was around $1750... (which my insurance covered thanks to the first unlucky deer)...
With freight and the driving lights the total was around $1750... (which my insurance covered thanks to the first unlucky deer)...
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