I'm typing in 'bumpers' but it's not bringing up rear triangular things? My ladder is hollow tubing and protrudes the corner bumper things with an M laser cut in them, so they'll need to go and I'll need a bumper that protrudes further than the ladder, as my reversing has already bumped into things like trees and **** like that. Does anyone know what they're called, and will I need to take my towbar off? Cheers in advance if you can answer.
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I'm typing in 'bumpers' but it's not bringing up rear triangular things? My ladder is hollow tubing and protrudes the corner bumper things with an M laser cut in them, so they'll need to go and I'll need a bumper that protrudes further than the ladder, as my reversing has already bumped into things like trees and **** like that. Does anyone know what they're called, and will I need to take my towbar off? Cheers in advance if you can answer.
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What about army style ‘bumperettes’?
Google ‘defender bumperettes’ and look at the images till you find ones you like, lots and lots of choice
Google ‘defender bumperettes’ and look at the images till you find ones you like, lots and lots of choice
Done. Cheers for that
I like these for my tratter. Just need to work out if they'll come out further than the bottom rung https://bearmach.com/front-upper-bu...pwSdRoX9kIuAIYVPSHKk8RDmHP5e4AlRoC8HEQAvD_BwE
Done. Cheers for that
https://bearmach.com/front-upper-bu...pwSdRoX9kIuAIYVPSHKk8RDmHP5e4AlRoC8HEQAvD_BwE
.... oh no, these are front ones. I'll find some. cheers
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I got an old one of these, I chopped it into two and fitted these as bumperettes and outboard steps.
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If I can get flat plate versions these'd be perfect. The collies will cattle-grid their paws otherwise.
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Mine are outboard of the tailgate area, in the same place as the bumperettes go, you could always bolt / weld a flat plate in place to stop the dogs catching themselves.
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Ive got these...………..
They look brill on yours. I think they're too modern for mine. I'm already getting worried that my additions as I go along are removing the classic utility look away from mine. But the earlier post is right. putting bumperette in google images is bringing loads up now
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Ahh. They're not bad. Cheers.
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In your post,
Pic 1 is a front bumperette.
Pic 2 is for the rear.
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Pic 1 is a front bumperette.
Pic 2 is for the rear.
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They look brill on yours. I think they're too modern for mine. I'm already getting worried that my additions as I go along are removing the classic utility look away from mine. But the earlier post is right. putting bumperette in google images is bringing loads up now
Shame as im sure I have a spare set of them somewhere I did see one of them a few weeks ago, the other one will
be in the abyss of the shed lol
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How did you do that? I made those from the step I showed above.
These are also avaialble
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This is what I bought (paid 3 quid more though :0(. They're more or less the same.
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The rear military bumperettes are quite robust, I have them on mine if you want any measurements etc so you can see if they clear your ladder?
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