Defender winch bar

[grover69]

Once again we have a new winch bar out for defenders .
The pic's below show it fitted to a 2000 perenti .
Price is $1450.00 but in
saying that bulk buy will always help.

[Drover]

Who is it made by and I wonder if it will fit L/E models ?

[grover69]

Drover it's made by me at Outcast Offroad .
It is custom built so i can make them to fit anything eg (defender ,discovery and range rover classic)

[Psimpson7]

I really like the look of that Greg.

Nice work!

Rgds
Pete

[isuzurover]

I really like the look of that Greg.

Nice work!

Rgds
Pete

Me too. Unfortunately I already have a winch bar...

[Lotz-A-Landies]

Once again we have a new winch bar out for defenders .
The pic's below show it fitted to a 2000 perenti .
Price is $1450.00 but in
saying that bulk buy will always help.

Am interested so will have to have a look in the piggy bank before my tentative trip to Qld on June LWE.

On the bar, how would it comply with ADR using a roller fairlead?

Just to be pedantic, the Defender in the image is a remediation TD5 and not a 110 perentie.

(You know what would be really good, would be if the bar had a Hi-Lift jack mount behind the uprights the same as the LRPV perentie has!)

[Chops]

Can I ask please, will it fit a Warn High mount winch?

[grover69]

Can I ask please, will it fit a Warn High mount winch?

Hi Chops ,
it would with some mod,s but that's not a problem.
Cheers Greg.

[grover69]

Am interested so will have to have a look in the piggy bank before my tentative trip to Qld on June LWE.

On the bar, how would it comply with ADR using a roller fairlead?

Just to be pedantic, the Defender in the image is a remediation TD5 and not a 110 perentie.

(You know what would be really good, would be if the bar had a Hi-Lift jack mount behind the uprights the same as the LRPV perentie has!)

Using a roller fairlead is no probem as we just ad the fairlead coverplate.
As for not being a perenti you maybe right ,but on the owners paper work it states that it is a perenti.

[flagg]

Oh nice.. What thickness steel is it made from?

Re the winch rollers:

Minor protrusions forward of the bull bar or bumper bar such as a spotlight, or fairleads required for the operation of a winch, are permitted providing the protrusion is the minimum necessary and is blunt or protected to minimise any risk of injury to vulnerable road users.

From: http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/registrati...s_nov_2007.pdf

I don't know if a roller is considered 'minor'.. they have specifically mentioned fairleads..