So I was thinking of fabing up a rear tube bumper for the pat. Fit it ....get it clean and build a jig to produce more. I live in nh.. Would anyone be interested in one.? I'm thinking something along these lines without the tire mount to start.
Pat rear tube bumper
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So I was thinking of fabing up a rear tube bumper for the pat. Fit it ....get it clean and build a jig to produce more. I live in nh.. Would anyone be interested in one.? I'm thinking something along these lines without the tire mount to start.
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I would be interested to see how much it would weigh and how much you'd want for it.
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ying and yang, 
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I may be interested as well with a tire carrier (or I can fab one up myself if The bumper is steel like that)
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Very interested
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If you could do this and keep it less weight than the TAG bumper and the price, I defintely would be interested.
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Hoping if it's tubes it would be instead of soild sheets, but I don't think anyone has posted info on attempting this in a while
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I'd be interested if it has a 2" hitch receiver, and some kind of swing away system that carries a couple of jerry cans. I'd be in at $300 for a setup like that.
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I live in Jersey and would drive to NH just to pick up the bumper. The 2" hitch is a good idea too. Maybe some d rings too. Also, I would also love a matching front bumper. Probably pay up to $1000 for both
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