Het iemand dit al oorweeg om rollers op n hilux bumper tesit?
'n vriend van my het een agter op sy swb landi. Maar hy is tebang vir off road so hy kan nie vir my sê of dit werk nie
Sal dit nie help vir die lang bak probleem wat ons het nie?
Rollers op Bumper
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Rollers op Bumper
ok dit is vrydag en ek is bored......
Het iemand dit al oorweeg om rollers op n hilux bumper tesit?
'n vriend van my het een agter op sy swb landi. Maar hy is tebang vir off road so hy kan nie vir my sê of dit werk nie
Sal dit nie help vir die lang bak probleem wat ons het nie?
Het iemand dit al oorweeg om rollers op n hilux bumper tesit?
'n vriend van my het een agter op sy swb landi. Maar hy is tebang vir off road so hy kan nie vir my sê of dit werk nie
Sal dit nie help vir die lang bak probleem wat ons het nie?
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Re: Rollers op Bumper
Only needed on a landi!
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Hannes.S
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Re: Rollers op Bumper
Only one of the things needed on a landi 
some other things are:
Oil
matches
Recovery points
toolbox
????
some other things are:
Oil
matches
Recovery points
toolbox
????
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the BuTch3R
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Re: Rollers op Bumper
it should work.....but would you then need to fit the RF tyre to the LF wheel (as per your pic) 
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Re: Rollers op Bumper
They were probably marked in their original position prior to rotation, and then inverted on the rims so as to keep the rolling direction the same as before (correct way to do it).Not-so-Noob wrote:it should work.....but would you then need to fit the RF tyre to the LF wheel (as per your pic)
As for the roller on the rear bumper .... it might help but I doubt that it would serve that much purpose .... might be easier to drag yourself off an overhang snag, but at the same time, also another protrusion to lessen the departure angle.
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Life is like a jar of Jalapeño peppers ... what you do today, might burn your ass tomorrow.
Don't take life too seriously ..... no-one gets out alive.
It's not about waiting for storms to pass. It's about learning to dance in the rain.
And be yourself ..... everyone else is taken!
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Re: Rollers op Bumper
My ARB bull bar and Toy towbar does the same
When I get home I wash the dirt of and give it a quick spray with a can of paint.
When I get home I wash the dirt of and give it a quick spray with a can of paint.
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Re: Rollers op Bumper
Agreed Andy, unless you are being hung up on a speedbump at your favourite shopping mall where the surfave is really smooth, the roller wont really work on rought rocks/sand/clay or mud. Sliding over rough obstacles offers a lot less resistance where the roller can easily get snagged.Mud Dog wrote:As for the roller on the rear bumper .... it might help but I doubt that it would serve that much purpose .... might be easier to drag yourself off an overhang snag, but at the same time, also another protrusion to lessen the departure angle.
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Re: Rollers op Bumper
. . . ProzacHannes.S wrote:Only one of the things needed on a landi
some other things are:
Oil
matches
Recovery points
toolbox
????
Satelite phone (Manditory)
Camping equipment (you just may have to spend the night)