My pics are *****, but here it is!

Used some 1.5" EMT conduit and a 90 degree elbow - cut two 2' pieces and attached them to the
inside of the slanted portion of the stock bumper (after cutting out the hole)

Held the brush guard up with a bungee cord so it would stay tight during the drill marking process

Marked my dots and drilled away, can't get much more redneck than this!
Damn Proud

15 bucks at Lowes, holds up pretty sturdy. I wouldn't recommend mounting your g/f on it, but it sure as hell can push some brush away and saves a few bucks.

 

This should be good . Good thinking!

 

Le sigh.

 

Wow

 

 

different

 

at least you tried.

 

Hey when you have 3 kids, you gotta improvise! Putting food on the table is more important than your 600 dollar bumper!

 

Hey dude I like it! Good job.

 

Looks more like a stinger than a brush gaurd...but anyhow it's definatly unique and if it works to serve the purpose you built it for its worth 15$.

 

Did I miss something? How does it attach to the vehicle? Honestly not bad, considering the budget.

 

Front bumpers aren't necessarily $600.

 

I would have used some actual tube over conduit and i wouldnt have cut big assss squares in the bumper but to each their own lol

 

for a budget change on your vehicle i commend your improvision man i dont think it will push much brush out of the way but still good stuff man way to use resources and do it on a cheap dime

 

This is true. Family first man. Now just a suggestion, if you like the inexpensive route and feel the need to upgrade try the Rigid pipe in the plumbing isle. Its a lot thicker wall. But the gaurd doesn't look too bad.