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My 1953 Ford jubilee custom brush guard

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Matt0188

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Hello, I build a custom bumper for my jubilee and have got a lot of inquiries... so I thought I would share. Main bumper is 6in x 1/4in c channel, brush gaurd is 2 x 2 x 3/16 angle iron and 2in x 1/4in flate stock. Mounting arms are 3in x 1/4inch c channel. I have 2 7/8 clevis, and a 2inch reciever. There's a 24 inch light bar and 2 flush mount led cubes for ditch lights. I also added a on board farm Jack. It was a fun project. And although not for the purest it allows me to utilize the old girl better with out modifying the origanal tractor. Bumper just bolts on and off,
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Nice fabrication skills! With the gas grille mounted in the front receiver, all you need is a wagon on the back for a hay ride/cookout party. How close do the front wheels get to the swept back part of the bumper? A previous owner had a custom bumper made that was on a tractor I bought. I like the swept back ends on yours and that gives me an idea to alter mine.
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(quoted from post at 04:01:47 08/28/20) Nice fabrication skills! With the gas grille mounted in the front receiver, all you need is a wagon on the back for a hay ride/cookout party. How close do the front wheels get to the swept back part of the bumper? A previous owner had a custom bumper made that was on a tractor I bought. I like the swept back ends on yours and that gives me an idea to alter mine.
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Nice, when I notch cut the c channel and bent the dog ears I used a 2x4 against the wheel as a stop so there is a 1 1/2 inch clearance. Fitting the bumper took some time. As the tractor sits on my property in northern Michigan,
 
(quoted from post at 06:28:53 08/28/20) Very nice.
Of course being it's a Ford it Is
important to have good tow hooks on the
front - so you can tow it home when
needed. Wink
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If only nutter JRs Chevy tractor took off. I wonder where they would be today. Lol.
 
(quoted from post at 07:19:12 08/29/20) Shall world, I'm near Traverse City.
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I'm in alpena. Traverse city is beautiful, take my wife there a couple of times a year so she can visit some wineries.
 
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