Did anyone jump on the Motobilt Crusher limited production front bumper order?

That's an expensive stubby bumper with a lot of steel packed into a small space. Post here if you like it!
 
Motobilt claims the last limited production run of their crusher bumpers sold out in 4 minutes. It went live 3pm CST yesterday and I believe they're still available.
 
Motobilt claims the last limited production run of their crusher bumpers sold out in 4 minutes. It went live 3pm CST yesterday and I believe they're still available.

The site malfunctioned and it was sold out immediately at launch. They fixed it about a half hour later but didn’t send out a notice.
 
I guess I may as well admit it, I got #19.

Most of us could look at someone else's rig and pick out something we think is ugly or we would do different. But we get to do things our way because we like them and don't have to justify it! Except angry grilles....that shits dumb! lol

For what it's worth (not much at all), I think a build like yours and the one in their photos, it will look at home. It would maybe look out of place on a smaller build on 33s or 35s, but on a full width ton build on 40s it fits.
 
Most of us could look at someone else's rig and pick out something we think is ugly or we would do different. But we get to do things our way because we like them and don't have to justify it! Except angry grilles....that shits dumb! lol

For what it's worth (not much at all), I think a build like yours and the one in their photos, it will look at home. It would maybe look out of place on a smaller build on 33s or 35s, but on a full width ton build on 40s it fits.

I just thought it'd look good with a bunch of ducks on it:
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Is it just me or is this extremely counterintuitive? From everything I've read you want steel to contact the rocks as it will resist the wear better, it's why @Fluxor provides stainless steel rash guards on his bumpers and sliders. Not to mention the irony of a heavy steel bumper and then making the skid of all things lightweight.

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Is it just me or is this extremely counterintuitive? From everything I've read you want steel to contact the rocks as it will resist the wear better, it's why @Fluxor provides stainless steel rash guards on his bumpers and sliders. Not to mention the irony of a heavy steel bumper and then making the skid of all things lightweight.

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Probably not T6061
So will they keep replacements in the inventory?
 
Is it just me or is this extremely counterintuitive? From everything I've read you want steel to contact the rocks as it will resist the wear better, it's why @Fluxor provides stainless steel rash guards on his bumpers and sliders. Not to mention the irony of a heavy steel bumper and then making the skid of all things lightweight.

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You guys actually use your bumpers?

Jk, realistically since it’s a crusher underneath, it’s unnecessary since it’s backed by steel, but should keep the paint/finish from getting scratched up.