Winch Bumper Recommendations?
I've had a few close calls recently with deer, elk, and a Bigfoot (JK) and I figure it's only a matter of time until I hit one. I also need a winch so I'm now in the market for a winch bumper or as El...
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Second, or third recommendation for Ranch Hand front replacement bumper, winch ready. About 250 pounds shipped and variable prices plus shipping dates. Expect to pay around $1300 and up. Some online companies don't charge for freight, others do. We bought on line as cheaper and no sales tax. It took hubby (bad back and arthritis) a couple of 2 hour days to remove original bumper and install new one. We have a tall shop with a pulley system. He also used air tools. I "helped" by keeping the bumper lined up for the initial install. We also bought the rubber pads that just slip on the front to avoid scratches. $50 extra. Made in USA.
Same reason for purchase as we frequent the West where the deer and the antelope plus elk, moose, bears, and cows roam, open range country. We are very careful and rarely speed as we are on the lookout for photo ops. Also, we were tired of people, especially on 101, pulling out in front of us or making a left hand turn too soon. We found that it did discourage a few.
Same reason for purchase as we frequent the West where the deer and the antelope plus elk, moose, bears, and cows roam, open range country. We are very careful and rarely speed as we are on the lookout for photo ops. Also, we were tired of people, especially on 101, pulling out in front of us or making a left hand turn too soon. We found that it did discourage a few.
