Hi All,
I know there's been plenty written on front recovery points but I haven't been able to find anything on my issue.
I'm looking at fitting front recovery points but can't see how I would be able to use them if fitted because my bullbar hangs down to low.
Pictures doesn't show chassis rails but gives an idea of how low the bar sits.
Just wondering if there's a simple way around this other than taking to the bar with a grinder
Anyone got any ideas or had a similar problem
Cheers
Simon
Raise the mounting points on the bulbar with new hikes or fab a new plate up
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Cheers mate, I'll have to hit up my welder cousin and see if can do something
drill two 12mm holes 35mm apart horizontal on the two uprights on your bull bar also weld '
a 6mm backing plate to suit, then you'll be able to bolt two rated black hooks on with a keeper spring
Replace any bull bar bolts with rated zinc plated ones chances are the OE ones are rusted
Last edited by threedogs; 23rd March 2014 at 08:01 AM.
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Thanks threedogs,
I was wondering if there was a way of attaching something suitable to the bullbar which would also then make access easier then climbing underneath.
Shouldn't be an issue snatching of points on the bullbar?
Most of the earlier style bars had the holes already there don't use the holes under neath they wil/have failed in the past.
Saying that you could profile some 10mm plate and fully weld
that on where your recovery holes are that would work as well but not as they are
Last edited by threedogs; 23rd March 2014 at 04:34 PM.
04 ST 3lt auto, not enough Mods to keep me happy, but getting there
simdogs (23rd March 2014)
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