Looking for a bull bar.
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From: Opelika, Al
I agree 100%. I hardly ever use mine, but it's there when I need it. I find it really difficult putting my $38k truck in a mudhole.....uh, no. If I need to get muddy, I got me one of these:
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What quad is that?? And is it shaft drive, or belt driven?
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From: Opelika, Al
Arctic Cat 650H1. Shaft drive from the engine to the diffs, belt driven clutch. Very reliable and strong ATV. I've had honda's, kaws, yammies and by far this is the best I've had. Point and shoot.
About mudding with my truck, I'm scared of my wife. I don't have that much butt left after her chewing it out so much....LOL. Yep, I'm used and abused.
About mudding with my truck, I'm scared of my wife. I don't have that much butt left after her chewing it out so much....LOL. Yep, I'm used and abused.
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My future wife (getting married this year) says I can do whatever, as long as she isn't in the truck and doesn't see the aftermath. I guess for being somewhat whipped, I got it good there.
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If you don't want to make them, just post the dimensions and measurements for materials. Seems to me that Westin, Warn, or some other major companies would produce a "useable" bull bar instead of a street queen. I see a major opportunity with your product in the right hands......