Hey Rev

[JP]

Let's see that "Farting Welfare Cattle Catcher" on the front of your Dooge :haha: I'm in the market for one, just cannot make up my mind which one.

[Rev. Coyote]

Let's see that "Farting Welfare Cattle Catcher" on the front of your Dooge :haha: I'm in the market for one, just cannot make up my mind which one.


I'll load a pic soon... but in the meantime it's a Ranch Hand. A local Moab welder sold it to me through the oddest series of events. We had a fun afternoon taking it off his Dodge and attaching to mine. He said as a welder, he really likes the materials and construction. Plus, it's badass..

[JP]

Can't wait to see it :nod:

[hank moon]

while we're waiting...

Some RooBar action from down under?

http://www.cee.mtu.edu/~jemellor/australia/australia-Pages/Image9.html

http://www.off-road.com/jeep/projects/projectjeep/lightforce/truck.jpg

http://www.earthsummit.info/Roadkill/Dont_hit_me.jpg

http://www.earthsummit.info/Roadkill/Dead_kanga.jpg

http://mfrost.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/kangaroo03.jpg

[Rev. Coyote]

This is not my truck, but the pic of the same grille guard from the company website, www.ranchhand.com. It's heavy, and when mounted (bolts), solid as if welded to the frame. My truck is an 04 2500 SLT 4x4. Cummins.

FYI, I paid $300 for the thing used from a "new friend." He even helped bolt it on.

If you visit the website, you'll see "bullnose" and full front-end options -- essentially a cowcatcher/bumper combo. They look awesome, but are extremely heavy and tend to wear out front end components like ball joints and tie rod ends.

Cool Jeep stuff, too.