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PostPosted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 7:43 pm    Post subject: Just a thought about dealing with rusted bumper brackets Reply with quote

REAR Bumper mounts

the rear driver had the bolt heads sheered off
and the passenger side holes were stripped

SO
i find my self at the garage for the pool company i work for

and found a Simple and GREAT solution (temp) for mounting my bumpers

Just as inserts we have talked about before
but 1/2" metal inserts

here are a couple pics...these worked PERFECTLY

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Picked bumpers up at Bugout for 20$
AND they already had a good set of back ups on it

Now if i can straighten this tow hitch
ill be set
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