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wellcom2knoxvile

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useing 1/4 inch thick steel, with a channel ont the bottom edge, more pics to follow as progress continues...

pic of my "workshop"


pics of the steel


pics of the "mock up" bumper


pic of the table saw cuts with a cutting blade


pics of front end with no bumper and the truck

 


wellcom2knoxvile

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here is also a drawing that i did during class today. Its what i want it to look like when im done. Obviously the D-rings are a must. I already have the four fog lights to mount. The question is how to do the extra fog light buckets in the bumper. and i will have front hitch sticking out for a winch.

also i want the stinger, but havent decider if i should put the to other tubes on the side coming off the main stinger... any imput??

 
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that looks awesome! good job! id run the stinger just like that.
 
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wellcom2knoxvile said:
The question is how to do the extra fog light buckets in the bumper. and i will have front hitch sticking out for a winch.
Click to expand...

Check out my build thread here http://www.therangerstation.com/forums/showthread.php?t=21890&page=20



I had a friend that uses CAD whip up a template that I was able to print out, cut out, and trace on to the bumper. All thats needed is the angle that the side of the bumper deflects back at.

I then welded in tube and am intalling the lights as shown with the rubber.
 
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