Kennesaw Mountain - Rear Bumpers
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Kennesaw Mountain - Rear Bumpers
Came across this bumper while on ih8mud in someone's siganture. Does anyone on here have one of these bumpers? Never heard of them.
http://www.kenmtnac.com/McToy.html
http://www.kenmtnac.com/McToy.html
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Ive seen their work at the grocery store a few times.. a guy that lives near me has a rear multi carrier by them and ive seen his truck around my parents house.. kennesaw mtn is right up the street from me, but theyre based out of douglasville
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Stuff not included when I bought it:
proper hi lift jack mounts
no swing out lock out
customer service
quick turnaround
proper cb antenna mount
longer studs for spare tire and bigger mounting flange
Would have liked:
better mounting brackets
side steel to replace plastic cladding
However:
this thing is beefy
rebuildable spindle bearings for swing out.
has thick d-ring mounts
will carry a 35" tire and twin jerry cans
you get what you pay for
All and all, I'm satisified with the mods I've done to it to make it work better.
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Funny, this just popped up on Expo too.
http://www.expeditionportal.com/foru...ad.php?t=21129
And if you search here at YotaTech or around the web, you will read many horror stories.
Some have had a good experience with them, some not so much.
http://www.expeditionportal.com/foru...ad.php?t=21129
And if you search here at YotaTech or around the web, you will read many horror stories.
Some have had a good experience with them, some not so much.
#12
When I ordered the bumper there was an option for a licence plate bracket. What I got was a flimsy piece of plastic and a light. There was NO way that plastic thing was going to work. So, for a temp fix I just bolted the licence plate there. I have yet to use both jerry mounts because I still need to make up bracketry to be able to lock up the cans(which wasn't included either) and on that I will mount the licence plate. Besides, the one jerry can that I had I cut up to make a sub box!
#13
Here are a few pics of my KMA bumper...


I've had it for about 3 years. Think I paid around $750-800, which is a pretty good deal compared to what else is out there. It's super beefy, spared my rig from any damage last winter when I was rear ended and messed up the woman's suv pretty bad.


I've had it for about 3 years. Think I paid around $750-800, which is a pretty good deal compared to what else is out there. It's super beefy, spared my rig from any damage last winter when I was rear ended and messed up the woman's suv pretty bad.
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yeah I got one no complaints. Have the one with the hitch towed my 85 on a tandem axle with it and have given the whole thing hell a couple of times. Winched on it and pulled ppl out with it. Just gotta weld to the frame or at least thats the route I went.
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from what i have heard about kennessaw is that they suck as a business
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