200tdi ayre
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ooh btw due to the inspiration from this thread i'm making my own 
although out of 5mm box
although out of 5mm box 
Making your own HD bumper... thoughts?
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Welding galv is defiantly a not something you want to do.
"Galvanised metal contains zinc, which becomes a toxic vapour when it is heated. Zinc gases can cause metal fume fever, which does permanent damage to your lungs. Although it usually resolves itself within 48 hours with no apparent permanent effects, metal fume fever can be fatal within hours of exposure. The effects of zinc vapour poisoning can continue for up to two weeks later, causing extreme fatigue, shortness of breath, muscle pain, nausea and blurred vision. Complications include chemical pneumonia and death when zinc exposure is combined with exposure to other heavy metals such as cadmium oxide."
You can clean it of with acid the stuff builders use to clean mortar of bricks is good and after it is used you can then use it for soldering flux.
Scaffold comes in different spec's most is 4mm wall and some is high yield 3.2 wall.
I would by new UN-galvanised though an stay safe, it is about £50 a length.
As stated above gain the strength from the design.
"Galvanised metal contains zinc, which becomes a toxic vapour when it is heated. Zinc gases can cause metal fume fever, which does permanent damage to your lungs. Although it usually resolves itself within 48 hours with no apparent permanent effects, metal fume fever can be fatal within hours of exposure. The effects of zinc vapour poisoning can continue for up to two weeks later, causing extreme fatigue, shortness of breath, muscle pain, nausea and blurred vision. Complications include chemical pneumonia and death when zinc exposure is combined with exposure to other heavy metals such as cadmium oxide."
You can clean it of with acid the stuff builders use to clean mortar of bricks is good and after it is used you can then use it for soldering flux.
Scaffold comes in different spec's most is 4mm wall and some is high yield 3.2 wall.
I would by new UN-galvanised though an stay safe, it is about £50 a length.
As stated above gain the strength from the design.
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Just use some mild steel plate
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Just use some mild steel plate
Have you done that one of yours yet ?
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Just use some mild steel plate
like the battle ram your making ?
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Made, fully painted now, tested in a low speed collision and waiting for the winch to arrive so I can cut off the light mount on the top, fit the winch in and cut a hole in the front for the fairlead roller and rope to run through
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Made, fully painted now, tested in a low speed collision and waiting for the winch to arrive so I can cut off the light mount on the top, fit the winch in and cut a hole in the front for the fairlead roller and rope to run through
You don't use rollers with rope
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You don't use rollers with rope
Shunt you be tiling or summink?
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Nah feck that. I'm babysitting. Can't go out and get plasterboard with the demonchild
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
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Nah feck that. I'm babysitting. Can't go out and get plasterboard with the demonchild
Get tile backer....tis more betterer
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Why spend £50 an have to spend all day/weekend making a bumper ? Why not just buy one I got mine for £80 new at Peterborough Lanny show last year I couldn't be arsed with all the fafing around to save £30 
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did it come with the arm atached
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Made, fully painted now, tested in a low speed collision and waiting for the winch to arrive so I can cut off the light mount on the top, fit the winch in and cut a hole in the front for the fairlead roller and rope to run through
mines going to ba alot more, er, discreet than that
how did you attach to the chassis rails ? thats the part i'm at now
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No that was an extra :lol:
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mines going to ba alot more, er, discreet than that
With chewing gum by the looks of it
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mines going to ba alot more, er, discreet than that
Original bolts I had for the bullbar, using 6mm angle iron mounts
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Jesus Christ
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Jesus Christ
The bolts were from the farm supply shop, think the shear limit is like 6t or something high like that
