wehring
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I just put a brush guard on one of the bobbers today.
Justin Wehring
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Deuce Brush Guard - HMMWV
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Hammer
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Guess that means you will NOT be standing on the front bumper to open/close the hood or do anything to the engine...
Otherwise, that looks kinda cool. Almost fits right!
Otherwise, that looks kinda cool. Almost fits right!
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I guess I didn't realize a HMMWV was the same width as a duece.
wehring
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brush guard
I always use a ladder i keep in the back for access.
I am going to add some verticle supports on each of the ends. Here is a photo shopped pic of the idea.
Justin Wehring
I always use a ladder i keep in the back for access.
I am going to add some verticle supports on each of the ends. Here is a photo shopped pic of the idea.
Justin Wehring
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It looks ok but if I were doing it I would remove the outer hoops. (from the headlights out) Maybe fab up something from the bumper up to protect the turn signals and the front of the fenders.
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I'd bend it to follow the shape of the bumper, other than that, I like it.
Good job.
Good job.
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That was also my first opinion, just follow the shape of the bumper would be more like it belonged, in my opinion...Very nice, i have a Hummvee and a 911 brush guard I will post for sale the 911 brush guard wraps around the deuce so nie and is higher in the center, an easy hook up for sure....That is a good idea for those who like em...