Have you circumcised your disco 1 bumper?


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One question about the sump guard is this; I have the type with recovery points, and jacking points on, (don't know make as I got it from the breakers), but it does foul slightly on the bumper, meaning that the recovery points aren't on show, and the jacking points aren't accessible as they're both covered slightly by the bumper overiders. Has anyone else had this, and is there a less obvious way to remedy it, other than just hacking a chunk of the bumper out of the way???

A picture paints a thousand words so:

I just cut enough of it away .. I left the plastic bit on 'cos it's handy to tuck the rad muff into when I cba to put it on ..

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Cheers, but it's changed a bit since then!

Not sure the plastics would either fit, or look good! ;)


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LOL, we'll count battle scars next shall we? .. think I'll win that one .. Yours does look smart thobut .. ;)

Did mine 'cos it kept scraping off road and I couldn't be bothered to keep twisting it back again .. It used to look smart when we first got it, about 12 years ago. That lasted about 6 months .. ;)
 
This was mine - made up new metal end caps to replace the plastic.

Gonna make a few more changes shortly, tho...
 

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This was mine - made up new metal end caps to replace the plastic.

Gonna make a few more changes shortly, tho...

Interested in how you did this. Could you share a few more pics?

Side view/at angle? Bigger would be nice too.

Thanks.
 
Done my rear ..

went from this ..
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to this ..
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and this ..
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and is now this ..
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Will be doing something to the front soon .. bent both ends a few times now, so it needs something .. ;)
 
i just kicked mine then used a hammer till all the plastic was gone haha. then ended up making a new bumper from 120x120 box anyway
 
Is this a standard bumper made into a winch bumper?

Almost .. The winch tray is welded to the steering guard, which also has the failead bolted to it. The bumper simply has a cut-out to allow movement .. it has nothing to do with the winch, keeps it well hidden and awkwar to steal .. conversely it also makes it harder to see the rope when winding in, but it's not really a problem.

This thread has it all .. ;)

http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f16/warn-winch-repair-thread-199771.html

and specifically the winch tray/bumper is from post #29 .. ;)
 

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