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"stinger" tire carrier

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does any one know if daniel palm industries (DPI) sliders sell the "stinger" style rear bumper/tire carrier this is in the other projects section of there web site? If they do sell it do u know how much it would cost? And if they dont sell it do u know where i can find a simalar "stinger" style rear tire carrier?:confused:


www.dpalms.com/dpi/projects.htm
 
pin_it_to_win_it said:
does any one know if daniel palm industries (DPI) sliders sell the "stinger" style rear bumper/tire carrier this is in the other projects section of there web site? If they do sell it do u know how much it would cost? And if they dont sell it do u know where i can find a simalar "stinger" style rear tire carrier?:confused:


www.dpalms.com/dpi/projects.htm

Currently DPI only makes sliders.

Ira
 
It lists on thier website............
Rear Bumpers, Rear Winch Bumpers, and Tire Carriers
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Daniel's been pretty busy with other stuff for the last year or so, for now he is only making sliders. :crazy:
 
I got a response from him about a 3 months ago, he's only making sliders right now. I wish he would make the bumpers
 
cbbr said:
Don, as much work as you have done on yours you should be ready to go into business. :D

It cost me a bit over $300.00 to make my "stinger" and then I had to do all the designing, assembly, machine shop trips and supply the flat stock and actual tire mount. I'll probably make another one fer my '73, but that's about it.
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I can get someone the measurements if they wanna get a local fab shop and machine shop make the parts fer them though!
 
neverendingproject said:
If you are bouncing around, is that 3rd, middle support strong enough to hold up the whole rig?


Yes sir............proven Tellico Tough!!! :wink1:
 
SC-Texas said:
Does anyone make a rear bumper with a swingaway tire carrier?

I always thought it would be cool to make one out of a front spindle with the hub, and weld the outer shaft in there too, and use the locking hub to lock it in place, but I like the "stinger" type better.
 
The stinger type is alot better especially if your running 35's or over. Witht he stinger just lay it down and roll the tire onto it. With the swingout you have to lift it up there and we all know a 35-40" tire and rim can get pretty heavy.

Daniel does make some awesome bumpers and sliders. I had a set and beat the living sh!t out of them and held up superbly.
 
79Stomper said:
The stinger type is alot better especially if your running 35's or over. Witht he stinger just lay it down and roll the tire onto it. With the swingout you have to lift it up there and we all know a 35-40" tire and rim can get pretty heavy.

Daniel does make some awesome bumpers and sliders. I had a set and beat the living sh!t out of them and held up superbly.
thats true i never thought of it in that way. but when i used to run 38" swampers i wouldent want to be liftin those up there. Iwouldnt really want to lift the 35s i got up there now lol
 
79Stomper said:
The stinger type is alot better especially if your running 35's or over. Witht he stinger just lay it down and roll the tire onto it. With the swingout you have to lift it up there and we all know a 35-40" tire and rim can get pretty heavy.

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What he said....................:wink1:
 
pin_it_to_win_it said:
thats true i never thought of it in that way. but when i used to run 38" swampers i wouldent want to be liftin those up there. Iwouldnt really want to lift the 35s i got up there now lol

I realized it when I helped change a tire on a Jeep that had the swingout tire carrier and was very thankful that, at the time, I had the stinger type. Althougth they were 38's they were still pretty heavy and took 3 of us to put it up. 2 to hold and one to secure a lug on the carrier.
 
pin_it_to_win_it said:
what size tire can u fit on that without it hitting the tailgate or just being too big for the cairrier?

I would think you could fab the stinger accordingly....

This sounds like a great option for Kert's UD1... Kert?

Tho this is the one I want, minus the corner protection...


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