Whoa!
Lolā¦I feel ya on the old, worn out guy part. Was a firefighter in a busy department for 35 years, now retired and 63.
I was just chatting with @Silver-Bolt about me maybe picking up a hydraulic lift table from HF. Would be cheaper than the shop labor rates for bumper/bull guard/winch...
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Thank you for the info, most helpful. I just realized you and I were communicating in the labor rate thread as well. š¤£
From install guide online, it appears two holes need to be drilled for bumper bolts to frame-no biggie. I know you said you donāt have a winch. The only issue I wasnāt...
Yes indeed. An ARB Summit and a Warn Zeon 10S. I havenāt picked up the bumber yet, but did pickup the winch. Looked through ARBās installation guide online and it looked pretty challenging for one person.
I am fully capable knowledge and abilities wiseā¦not my first rodeo by a long shot. I moved here recently and donāt have any helpā¦the bumper weighs 170 lbs. and the winch is another 70 lbs. Definitely not a solo venture.
Getting ready to pull the trigger on this bumper. I have a couple of questions maybe you could help me with.
1.) Any modification required like drilling or cutting on the Bronco?
2.) is there a wiring harness that comes with it to make bumper turn/markers functional?
3.) How did you tap in to...
Well, itās really personal preference. Depends on what tools and equipment you feel you need to carry, if itās always with you or just when wheeling, how much room you want to take up and if you can deal with rattles. I am pretty happy with my set up. Boxo tools are great quality, but the UTV...
Turns out my local Line-X dealer can get the ARB Summit bumper at the same cost as purchasing one online. They can do the install with the Warn Zeon 10S I just purchasedā¦but labor is $150/hour. ARBās labor time is 4-6 hours. I may order it and install myself, which I have the knowledge to do...
Good questions. I went with the Boxo UTV tool roll over the Boxo off road bag for two reasonsā¦1.) At the time I purchased, the off road bag was more expensive than it is now, they dropped the price to within $15 one week after I received the UTV roll. There was also room in the roll to add...
Looking on the net, it appears 4WP pulled out of Nashville and Memphis. Thereās a shop in Nashville called Music City 4x4, thatās about it and they are about 130 miles from me here in Western KY.
I know, I know, blasphemy getting someone else to do an install. Does anyone know of any good off road shops that are in Western Kentucky or Middle Tennessee. My internet search only showed one shop in Nashville. Thanks.
The Tricky Dick kit is awesome. The only reason I didnāt go that route was I wanted a complete tool roll that worked for most everything-including the tie rod replacement. He and I messaged and he was a huge help. Great guy. Anyhow, this is what I ended up with. Sounds like you are set up well too.
Agreed. The most common things Iāve heard or experienced for the Bronco are flat tires, dead batteries and broken inner tie rods. So, I carry an inflator, plug kit, spare valve stems, jumpers and a spare inner tie rod with boot and clamps. Of course you have to have the tools to go make those...
Pulled the trigger on a Zeon 10S from North Ridge 4x4. Too good a deal to pass up. That, a wireless controller and a Factor 55 flat link (also on sale) should be here Monday. Now just have to save up enough to get the ARB Summit bumper.
I made a post earlier about a tool kit I was putting together for my Bronco. Based on some of the feedback I received from you all, I think I pretty much have it where I want it. This is just tools to help with repairs. My recovery gear is separate from this.
BoxoUSA UTV Tool kit (tool roll)...