P1000 Bumper and Rear Rack Build

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So I figured I would start a thread to document how I am going about building my rear bumper and rear rack on my P1k-5.

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I have a day job, so am somewhat of a hack in the garage. A lot of the stuff is "eyeball measured."

I borrow ideas from others on this site, and try to make the mousetrap better.

Hope you guys enjoy.
 
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First up: rear bumper/bed step.

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Will use these rollcage mounting locations to attach the bumper...
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A little fabrication done...
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Metal fabrication in flip-flops?? This also shows how tight I had to keep it to the machine for clearance.
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There is a very small sweet spot back there for bumper placement without dump bed/tailgate issues.

Dump bed tipped, but tailgate up:
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Dump bed tipped with tailgate down:
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Great looking work, I'm interested to see the rest of your back rack.
 
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Rear rack mocked up...don't have a tubing bender, so I had to miter my corners...oh well.
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You can see the clearance off the tailgate. It acts as a bed extender and rear rack.
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So I figured I would start a thread to document how I am going about building my rear bumper and rear rack on my P1k-5.

Full Disclosure(s):
I have a day job, so am somewhat of a hack in the garage. A lot of the stuff is "eyeball measured."

I borrow ideas from others on this site, and try to make the mousetrap better.

Hope you guys enjoy.
I like what you did with your bumper and rack. If I could get my ultra talented metal fab welder brother mine to fabricate what I dream up i'd have my dream machine! I'm thinking a hinged bumper that locks in. That way it could be higher and further out.

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nice work!

mind telling me what size clamps you used and where you got them? hard to find 45mm anything when it comes to roll-cage fab parts.
 
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nice work!

mind telling me what size clamps you used and where you got them? hard to find 45mm anything when it comes to roll-cage fab parts.
Yeah, I used 1 7/8" metal clamps from ebay. I used a 1/16" rubber strip btwn the ROPS and clamp to make up the difference. I bought the rubber at Ace. It came in a flat sheet, and I cut it to fit. Here is a closeup...
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The package at Ace had two different size sheets -- 1/16" and 1/8". I used the 1/8" as a buffer between the spare wheel and the rack, as follows:
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I just drilled the holes for the lug studs and slipped it over them. I dont have to worry abouy rattles now.
 

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