P1000 P1k cage bungs

[Eltobgi]

I'm thinking @Moses can do something like this...

What do you think?

 

[Admin]

 

[Moses]

I'm thinking @Moses can do something like this...
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What do you think?

Can you elaborate?

 

[Eltobgi]

Can you elaborate?

Front bungs connect to make a u shaped windshield. Middle bungs (possibly thicker tubing for strength) connect to make a make a u shaped pillar with roll bars extending backwards diagonally to rear bungs. Every bung keeps the same factory mounting location.

Would it be as strong as your other design...No! But this could be sold and marked clearly "Does not replace Factory Roll Cage", or "Not a safety device"!

It would be cool to attempt the design even if you decide against sales! Just a thought!

 

[JTW]

@Moses, You still offering these?

 

[Moses]

@Moses, You still offering these?

No sir. Sorry

 

[JTW]

No sir. Sorry

Well... donkey balls!

 

[JTW]

No sir. Sorry

I also sent you a pm about tailgate clamps.

 

[pct]

Man I hate to hear that you dont sell the cage bungs anymore

 

[JRice]

Will these be offered again?

 

[snuffnwhisky]

There's a lot of universal roll cage bungs online and on ebay.

 

[JRice]

Can you give an example that would be compatible with the pioneer 1000. I'm not a pro fabricator, just a diy'er so I'm not well educated on bungs.

 

[tjoreo]

Nice welding! Didn't use my tig for a year or so and when I was doing my cage I was having a hard time thinking everything was dirty. Come to find out, my gas line going to the torch had cracks in it. Of course that was after most of the cage was done... Figured it out welding some heavy stuff afterwards and took 70 cfm to start getting a clean weld.

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Just curious if anyone had the dimension between the bolt hole centers on the front cage bung? I am trying to make a little bracket for a friend of mine for his 1000 but he has the front windshield and doors on and they cover up the ROPS bolts. Just thought I would put this out here before we take it apart to get a true measurement. Thank you.