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Bullbar Mounting ...

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Bullbar Mounting ...

Post by RoldIT »

I have sourced a cheap factory Nissan winch bar but it came without mounting hardware. I have already sourced the bolts but am having trouble getting the large, thick washers required to get a decent bite on the elongated holes on the bar.

For those that don't know what I'm talking about, they are about 40mm in diameter, about 4mm I think, high tensile flat washers with about a 13mm hole.

Anyone have any idea where I can find something like this. Rang ARB and Nissan, no go. Coventry Fasteners have something similar but too small.

If I can't find them I'll prob get some plates made up but was hoping for an "off the shelf" jobbie if possible.

All help appreciated. :D
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Post by bundyrum4x4 »

Do they have to be round washers, why not get some 5mm by 40mm flat bar, cut it up into 40mm squears and drill a hole in the middle.

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Post by RoldIT »

Yes, I did consider that too. It will only be a standard bar for a while without winch but if I haven't found a solution before I do put a winch in, that will be the next step.

I suppose grind the corners off and a whack of black rattle can would be bling enough ... :lol: ;)
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Post by Cossie »

How many do you want?

I work for ARB and we've got tons of em lying around the workshop - we usually chuck em away :!:
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Post by bundyrum4x4 »

Cossie wrote:How many do you want?

I work for ARB and we've got tons of em lying around the workshop - we usually chuck em away :!:


Got any lockers lying around, you could chuck them my way :D
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Post by Cossie »

trust me if I did I would have already have chucked em at my maverick!!! :lol:
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Post by RoldIT »

Cossie wrote:How many do you want?

I work for ARB and we've got tons of em lying around the workshop - we usually chuck em away :!:


Legend!!! 10 would be great. :armsup:

I rang your Head Office Showroom but the guy just ummed and erred. Didn't seem to keen to help. :roll:

I figured there would have been a box under someones bench full of them.

I work in Bayswater so can pick them up any day is good with you.

Thanks again. :D
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Post by Cossie »

no worries, loads of bars come with them but dont need them so they end up in the bin or in a big box under a bench.

Its probably too much effort for a salesperson to get off his ass and ask the fitters so they just say they cant help.

I'll have a hunt about tomorrow and let you know.
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Post by Mick_n_Sal »

If you don't have any luck there, drop into an Ergon or energex Depot. Find an overhead linesman and ask for some crossarm washers - they are of similar dimensions - hole may be a little large though.
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Post by RoldIT »

Cossie wrote:no worries, loads of bars come with them but dont need them so they end up in the bin or in a big box under a bench.

Its probably too much effort for a salesperson to get off his ass and ask the fitters so they just say they cant help.

I'll have a hunt about tomorrow and let you know.


Thanks mate, greatly appreciated. :D
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