OK my turn rear bar

[Baffle]

No work on rain days so I spend my time staring at the Landy dreaming, the grinder came out this time. Stage one of the rear bar, more to add, when finished you should be able to hi-lift jack of it. Will post finished product next week if all goes well. Guards cop it next :p

[disco_mitch]

lookin the goods cant wait to make a start on mine how solid are those side wings will they move under the pressure of a rock

[Baffle]

Wont move when mounts are constructed behind bar

[disco_mitch]

Wont move when mounts are constructed behind bar

ahh tell us more

[AndyRevill]

Wont move when mounts are constructed behind bar

yes tell us more :)

Just started to think about this myself. Are you mounting to the original bumper mounts or to the chassis (or both)?

Looking good

Andy

[Baffle]

It will be mounted off the chassis also with rubber mounts off internal body, will post some photos when finished.
Mark

[Baffle]

Ok finished,apart from final clean up (grinder) and paint job, bit rushed as was going out the next day.
Did not attach to body work in the end but crammed conveyor belt rubber between body support where body mount is (tight) sicca flexed so rubber wont work its way out.the bar is extremely solid.
I'll get some trim on the week end to finish the bodywork off and raise the mud flaps.
Please, positive and negative points welcome as I am after better ideas for improvement. My brother in law made a good point, don't build a bar heaps stronger than the chassis, let the bar bend :angel:

[Baffle]

Few more pic's

[jmkoffice]

I'm not sure but there may be regulations on the positioning (spacing) of the indicators on the rear......

[Baffle]

Yes Im sure your right, I did not use much forsight in that area:( Im going to move them )