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29-09-2008, 14:05
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Re: Bumper bracket and weight considerations
Why do you need to design a bracket?
We just mounted clevis pins on the wood backing on the bumpers and ran the clevis pins inside, through the chassis and captured them using quick release pins. We've been able to attach and detach our bumpers in under a minute the past couple of seasons. 
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