I like it, when I saw it was a kit I was surprised because it looks similar to my home built bumper. I built mine around my 8274 and custom cut every panel out of plate. Also I was just like you in that I wasn't a welder but I taught myself and literally built my entire rig without a single person helping me. That gives me a good amount of pride😎

Thing looks incredible.. it's always the best having friends that can help out!

It’s a Yota round up! Gotta love it.... I’m liking that bumper but I need one to accommodate a Warn 8274 Damn it man

@RM_Garage

2 жыл бұрын

Hell yeah!

Love the first gens in this video and the second gen

@RM_Garage

2 жыл бұрын

🤙🤙🤙

Those are some good buddies you have 🎉

Nice work. Good clean production grade blends on those welds.

Simple, strong and good looking 😊

Love the editing and slo mo in this video! Looks badass 😎

@RM_Garage

2 жыл бұрын

❤

Looks good. They also make a nice rear diy bumper.

Sick bumper bro this Toyota pickup looks amazing now. Good video and great content keep it up.

@RM_Garage

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!!

it's beautiful Toyota 🔥

Great video. I’m leaning towards this bumper for my truck. Is there a reason you didn’t weld the shackle mounts to the front piece? Seems like they would be significantly stronger.

Great and Lovely work mate 👏 I also built my own one few weeks ago but differently

I love that bumper! I hit up NWTI if they would freight to Australia!

@RM_Garage

2 жыл бұрын

It looks so good! What did they say?

@nathansingle9698

2 жыл бұрын

@@RM_Garage he hasn't replied yet. But hopefully it won't break the bank ha ha

@RM_Garage

2 жыл бұрын

Hopefully they reply!

Came out very nice, I was wondering if something this large could be powder coated?

@RM_Garage

17 күн бұрын

If you have the space/area to bake something this large, sure.

Watching from philippines

I have pretty much the same bumper on my 2013 subaru outback 3.6

Sick

Considering cost of a prefab tube bumper vs this diy plate bumper. Would you do it again?

Great looking bumper I have a 94 Toyota that's exactly the bumper I would like to have on my truck .would you have plans on how to build it

I leave the welds on everything the only time I grind is when I have to plate over

You forgot to weld the front of the D rings

I'm gonna build front and rear steel bumbers for a VW Caddy. Nobody does it

id love to do this, but i don’t know how i’ll figure out the turn signal situation, i have a 88 4runner and i have separate bottom turn signals from the headlights on the stock bumper. Lmk if anyone knows how i’d fix that to still be legal.

How can you tell your buddy was prior military? (Buddy working for pizza smiles)

What brand and model welder did you use? thought I saw a Hobart in a shot

Does it just bolt onto where the old bumper mounts are?

@RM_Garage

6 ай бұрын

yep!

Is that 4wd logo from a Mitsubishi Mighty Max?

@RM_Garage

Жыл бұрын

Not sure, it came on the truck and the mounting holes lined up perfectly so I assumed it came with it. Though, I have never seen another Toyota with one, so maybe?

That is the nicest plate bumper I have seen yet for an older Toyota. I noticed you guys used a Hobart Mig welder. Was it 110 or 220V welder? Just curious what level of a mig welder is needed for the welding.

@RM_Garage

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mike! I also like the look of this bumper more than any other I've seen. We were running on 220.

Where are you gonna mount your blinkers?

@RM_Garage

2 жыл бұрын

I plan to tie them into the existing running lights

@devinmarks4610

Жыл бұрын

@@RM_Garage do you just splice the wires into it?

Be more confident, came out good though

Gap from grill to bumper and the gap from fenders to bumper is way to big

Welds should never need to be ground unless your welding for the food or medical industry

@brendencollins6811

6 ай бұрын

That’s not entirely true, for non industrial fabrication some seams don’t need all the reinforcement. And welds are only as good as the material, no point in having quarter inch reinforcement on 3/16th plate.but I will agree he should have beveled the joints but he’s going for a smooth look