Any body use these Bumpers?

[Blue88Comanche]

Has anyone used this company http://www.jcroffroad.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=MJB for their Winch bumpers? and what would be a good comparison for winch bumpers?

 

Thanks,

Jeff

[maddzz1]

A few people on here have their bumpers. At one time they were actually making sliders and rear bumpers for our trucks too, but have since stopped.

[ratrapp]

i've got there front and rear bumpers and really like them,especially the front.my only complaint is there bumpers are built only when ordered,so expect 2-3 week wait.

[Automan2164]

After complaints from the only people they were making the rear bumper for, they discontinued it. And magically, for some reason, the sliders disappeared at the same time...

 

Hmm. :hmm:

 

Personally, I would have just left well enough alone, and been happy that someone was making stuff for us. But now... We are on our own again.

Rob L. :(

[jpnjim]

To the OP (I know you know the story Rob ;) )

 

Someone complained publicly (here) that the receiver tube used on their rear bumpers was too thin, and had gave a sloppy fit to whatever hitch you slid inside it.

 

Seemed like a legitimate complaint to me, but it escalated.

It's entirely possible that a feeling or two may have been somewhat injured,

since next thing you know,

no more Comanche bumpers, or sliders from them.

 

I was actually amazed at the grown up, adult way it was handled by the posters here.

I've seen smaller issues turned into full blown personal battles on boards. :cheers:

 

All that said, I never really understood why the thinner receiver tubes were being used, :hmm:

but it's a non issue for MJ owners either way now.