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Ranch Hand Grill guard with Light Bar?


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I just mounted a Ranch Hand Grill Guard on my pickup and I'm wanting to put a light bar on the grill guard. Has anyone mounted a light bar to one of these?
If so, what size have you used and where have you mounted it?

Looking for ideas and a range of sizes that will fit.

Thanks!

Here's mine:

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Man that's awesome looking been wanting one for my pick up but worried that'll drop my front end from the weight. Any issues with yours?

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One of the first results on a google search...

 

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I saw that but couldn't find anywhere what size that one was.

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Man that's awesome looking been wanting one for my pick up but worried that'll drop my front end from the weight. Any issues with yours?

Didn't drop the front much at all, if any.

I am getting ready to install a level and measured yesterday and it is still in about the same spot it was before.

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Didn't drop the front much at all, if any.

I am getting ready to install a level and measured yesterday and it is still in about the same spot it was before.

Cool thanks! That's good to know.

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I saw that but couldn't find anywhere what size that one was.

You could do a rough guess. It looks like it's only a few inches in from each edge of the grill guard. Then measure the width and subtract.

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I saw that but couldn't find anywhere what size that one was.

Looks about the same size as my 32"

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