Comments Please - Grill Guard
Comments Please - Grill Guard
A friend and I have recently built a few grill / brush guards for Super Duty trucks and looking to do something for the F150's.. Would appreciate any thoughts / comments. Our designs are contoured to the front of the truck so as not to project too far. We include a type 3 receiver for mounting a winch, etc. You can see some photos at our site if you like: http://www.timberlinepro-fab.com
Interested in knowing if we are on the right track with our design and any suggestions or thoughts you might have.
Thanks
Dean
Interested in knowing if we are on the right track with our design and any suggestions or thoughts you might have.
Thanks
Dean
Honestly I'm not a big fan. But I'm a little biased. I'm more into sport cars/trucks. There are some really nice looking trucks with grille/brush gaurds but that doesn't look too great to me. but it does have more options to it which is a plus.
I like the way it looks integrated to the truck. Nice design work. 
I agree that mounting tabs for lights would be a nice feature, but wouldn't want them "sticking out" if lights weren't going to be installed. Maybe an "L" bracket that could mount on the back side in bossed, pre-tapped holes? (Holes could simply be filled with bolts if brackets are not installed.)
Winch wiring? That's up to the owner, not the push-bar manufacturer.
Andy
I agree that mounting tabs for lights would be a nice feature, but wouldn't want them "sticking out" if lights weren't going to be installed. Maybe an "L" bracket that could mount on the back side in bossed, pre-tapped holes? (Holes could simply be filled with bolts if brackets are not installed.)
Winch wiring? That's up to the owner, not the push-bar manufacturer.
Andy
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