New Product Announcement - Pro RMK Rear Bumper

MillermanSD · Mar 11, 2012

Here are our new 2011, 2012 RMK Rear bumpers. Available for 163 and 155 models. Solid aluminum construction, powder coated flat black. Installation requires several rivets to be drilled out of your tunnel. All hardware is included. Very durable, notice in the first pic the bumper actually saved the tunnel from ripping apart like a pop can when it washed out on a buried tree. These are compatible with snobunje's. Sorry, we do not have images on our website yet. These are available now direct.

$180.00 List for the model in the last 2 pictures (Unlimited Quantity 163 & 155) this deletes the stock reflector.
$120.00 List for the model in the first picture (Limited Quantity - 163 & 155) this accepts the stock reflector.

Totally Tubular MFG 1-888-200-3012
www.totally-tubular.net

AndrettiDog · Mar 11, 2012

Does it just rivet to the tunnel or is there a plate on the back side?

MillermanSD · Mar 12, 2012

You drill out several of the existing rivets forward of the stock bumper bolts and we supply the hardware to bolt it into place. No rivets. Reason being is they are large "1/4" rivets, didn't think all end users would have a rivet gun capable of working with them.

Thanks for the question.

milehighassassin · Mar 12, 2012

Looks good, you should anodize the hardware black so it matches!

Yamahog · Mar 12, 2012

MillermanSD said:
You drill out several of the existing rivets forward of the stock bumper bolts and we supply the hardware to bolt it into place. No rivets. Reason being is they are large "1/4" rivets, didn't think all end users would have a rivet gun capable of working with them.

Thanks for the question.

So it bolts to the tunnel, there is no plate on.the back side that "sandwiches" the tunnnel?

Skeld · Mar 12, 2012

Looks pretty nice...do you think this would give any strength to the tunnel to keep it from folding from weight on top?

wjl · Mar 12, 2012

It looks like a nice bumper.
I would say it adds strength and rigidity to the rear, how much do not know.
It looks like you drill out the rear most 5 rivets and replace with 1/4 inch bolts and on the back side (not sure) washers and nylon lock nuts, that would be my choice.

MillermanSD · Mar 12, 2012

We do use nylon lock nuts, they are included in the hardware kit. There isn't really a need for a backing plate because where the existing rivets get drilled out, the tunnel is already 2 layers thick. Any load exerted to the bumper would be a "shear" load. I don't think that any side load could rip the nuts through the tunnel!!! We sledders could do anything though, but not likely!!!

Thanks for the questions!!!

MillermanSD · Mar 14, 2012

Got weights today. The stock bumper is 12 oz. Ours is 2lbs 2 oz, not bad for the strength and protection!!!

GUS · Nov 29, 2012

HD Pro Rear Bumper

Very solid bumper. Also very easy to install.

lucasMX358 · Nov 29, 2012

is the tube small enough to get a sno bungee hook around? i see you cant hook into the side gussets... looks great though....60 bucks to keep the reflector...hmmm

wjl · Nov 29, 2012

Bought and installed.
I upgraded to the polaris stock bumper bolts and nuts so they match the rest of the machine. ($5.00)

milo303 · Nov 30, 2012

Wishing this curves up in the center for better grabbing when buried!

Scott · Nov 30, 2012

That looks nice.

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