WTB : Push Bar

[The_Burban]

Anyone have a push bar they are not interested in keeping installed?

The .gov sites are very limited. Seems to be only new ones on eBay. Online via retailers are OK but.. with 100k on my Suburban, I do not necessarily need brand new. It can have some bumps and bruises to match.

Looking for a GoRhino or maybe the Setina... something more low profile. Not a huge, obstrusive brush guard.

In the DC area.

Thank you.

 

[CobraKing]

I'm in the same boat as you. I'm looking for a Setina or GoRhino but I'm not able to find any used ones. I've heard that they scrap them after the trucks reach the end of their service cycle over here in Canada.

 

[The_Burban]

I'm in the same boat as you. I'm looking for a Setina or GoRhino but I'm not able to find any used ones. I've heard that they scrap them after the trucks reach the end of their service cycle over here in Canada.

I found a GR on eBay. It did not have the mounts. The mounts are $100+ new.

I need to check local upfitters, too

 

[CobraKing]

I found a GR on eBay. It did not have the mounts. The mounts are $100+ new.

I need to check local upfitters, too

Shop that decommissioned my truck cut the Setina brackets that were on my truck. New ones go for $300 CDN.

 

[Solace]

www.responderpse.com
www.fleetsafety.com

Large selection of brand new pushbumpers, they won't be as cheap as finding a surplus one, but they are brand new and come with all the brackets, bolts, and warranties.

I highly recommend a Setina PB450 or a Westin Pushbumper Elite. I have a Westin on mine and it's great, and they are the toughest bars on the market outside of custom made ones. Setinas are also great and we mount hundreds of them annually.

 

[sumo]

I use progard. I actually used mine to push stuff and have been bent, bent back, rusted and repainted. The problem with this style is that they mount in place of the front toe hooks. The push bar follows the curve of the bumper so there no real support of you intend to use it as a pushbar.

 

[The_Burban]

I use progard. I actually used mine to push stuff and have been bent, bent back, rusted and repainted. The problem with this style is that they mount in place of the front toe hooks. The push bar follows the curve of the bumper so there no real support of you intend to use it as a pushbar.

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That is sharp. More pics of it? Up close? Side view? Prefer it over other bars?

 

[sumo]

That is sharp. More pics of it? Up close? Side view? Prefer it over other bars?

Plenty more pics in my winter album
http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/media/albums/winter-mode.1115/

 

[The_Burban]

Plenty more pics in my winter album
http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/media/albums/winter-mode.1115/

Thanks. See if I can snag a deal on one.

 

[Solace]

I use progard. I actually used mine to push stuff and have been bent, bent back, rusted and repainted. The problem with this style is that they mount in place of the front toe hooks. The push bar follows the curve of the bumper so there no real support of you intend to use it as a pushbar.

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All of the pushbumpers for the Tahoe utilize the front tow hook mounts, but I believe Go-Rhino or someone made tow-hooks that could mount to the pushbumper itself.