Thread: DIY Rear bar and swing away carrier

As mentioned elsewhere, I can now supply a set of drawings in PDF which shows how to fabricate the 'ranger danger' bar, with the hard work done by a shop with lazer cutting / plate folding capability.
The DXF file is contained within a .rar file in an earlier post of this thread.
The PDF drawings contain all the dimensions, fold lines and angles for somebody with welding skill to replicate what I have done.
There is a little bit of trial fitting needed, so it is not something that should be attacked as a production line approach.

This post has the details of the bits. The next post will have the assembly.

Troy N.
P38 BAR DETAIL 1 OF 4.pdf

P38 BAR DETAIL 2 OF 4.pdf

P38 BAR DETAIL 3 OF 4.pdf

P38 BAR DETAIL 4 OF 4.pdf

Note, these drawings need to be printed to colour A3 to work best.P38 BAR ASSEMBLY 1 OF 2.pdf

P38 BAR ASSEMBLY 2 OF 2.pdf

You've gone to a lot of trouble there mate! Really appreciate it!

Cheers
Keithy

I just hope other owners on the forum get some benefit. I've gotten a lot out of this forum so this is just my way of putting back in.

Just digging this up, I've got a boilermaker knocking up a rear bar for me on the second of August. It's not as detailed as your design Ranger D, and I apologise as it's not even going to come close to the sexy of yours - but it's within my price range and old mate has a solid reputation around town so I've gone with a custom design that'd probably suit someone with an X-rox front bar more than a regular bull bar.

Cheers
Keithy

There was / is one on ebay which didn't sell

[ame=http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/261529826610]Range Rover P38 Rear Custom Spare Wheel Carrier | eBay[/ame]

Steve

Isn't that a standard OEM bumper? With a wheel carrier bracket.

Originally Posted by davidsonsm

Isn't that a standard OEM bumper? With a wheel carrier bracket.

Yes on closer inspection it is a bracket and original bumper.

It failed to sell at 350 so he reilsted it for 450 ??

Steve