Built a bumper with my Miller210

[dath]

Like was asked, where do you plan on putting your plate? Also, for those Ford guys out there, of course you like them all, you're putting up with a Ford after all Just kidding!

-dath

[tackit]

Good looking piece of work. I live in the country, for my needs back up lights set in some stubby pipe protectors would be more advantageous.

[fyoung]

nice job

The bumber looks great! Looks like a very good job to me..that's something you can be proud of... It would have probably took me 2 days to do that *LOL* Nice work!
Farris

[millerpro]

that bumper kicks ***

[kmonto04]

Sorry for my late replies....

Thanks everyone for your comments....


The license plate is going to be put in the back window. I am in the process of making a tailgate tire carrier. It's going to be like one of those you see for 850, but I probably can do it for around 100 out of some 1 3/4" DOM.

The thickness of the metal is 0.26" thick. It's heavy duty for the boulders that I climb over....

[Carl W.]

With over 900K miles on one 69 F250 on one rebuild at 473K hard miles, yes had Dodge, Chebbie also. The FE (Ford) motor will save your A$$ in the long run (built correctly) like Miller welding products. Have had others thru the years as a test, a Miller for life member now.
The above vehicles are pre 70's without plastic and cup holders.

.....=o&o>.....

[synchro350guy]

Nice job bumperman

That is a great looking bumper but I do think u may have forgot about ur plate too...lol I built a wonderful bumper one time out of 2 -2" schedule 80 tubes slid through a pair of shaped plates to fit the truck with holes for the tubes. It looked awesome and was so simple.

[Darmik]

Very good job

But what about the licence plate
and to the tigman 250 that drives a LADA car if you made the same bumper for the front then the D rings would come in handy for a FORD to pull you out of a very shallow ditch
anyway on your bumper I think you did a good job better than most
that I have worked with. Grade - B