pressbrake

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• Aug 28, 2013

• #21

Landyfox said:

Nope I spoke to him only a couple if weeks ago and he confirmed that this was no longer supplied.

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Correct, theyre not viable for me to make due to steel prices and amount of time they take to make

 

the_wolf

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• Aug 28, 2013

• #22

Couldn't you charge more? I'd have been happy to pay the price on the original as it works out cheaper than a new standard bumper sometimes but again, for what I'm getting for the money, I would be happy to pay more for the materials and workmanship gone into it

 

Landyfox

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• Aug 29, 2013

• #23

pressbrake said:

Correct, theyre not viable for me to make due to steel prices and amount of time they take to make

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Pete - I emailed you a couple of days ago re the X-Member. Hopefully we you can get it on sometime soon.

 

OxonLandy

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• Aug 31, 2013

• #24

####ing hell, all this ****e about a bumper!! they all look the same so may as well buy an aftermarket job

 

Shifty1962

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• Aug 31, 2013

• #25

They may look the same but it depends what you want your bumper for. If its looks alone then buy a cheap tin one. If you need it to earn its keep then get a strong one. I use my HD one from Clive, fiited with a tow hitch and pin, to push and pull my trailers into tight spaces as I have more control when I can see what I'm doing.

 

mick the builder

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• Sep 1, 2013

• #26

pressbrake said:

Correct, theyre not viable for me to make due to steel prices and amount of time they take to make

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Im sure at £200 + vat, like the LR ones, they could be quiet viable.