My new bending toy

[Bob_Skurka]

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Was this law sponsored by the Australian National Roo-Bar Manufacturer's Association?
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Probably the anti-Roo meat people! Better to have one crash through the windshield and kill the driver than to have one bounce off the Roo-Bar and turned into chowder (or whatever Vin does with them!)

 

[daedong]

Bob,

You are a cynic, but how right you are, it was pushed (banning home built bars by this crowd)

poly bars

 

[Chuck52]

So.....can you now legally get bent?

Chuck

 

[RobertN]

This is a crowd of drivers I want to stay away from /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif

From the "Smart Bar" roo bar testimonials:

Les Ornsby transport
I chose the Smartbar firstly because it was $800 cheaper than the aluminium bar. <font color="red">Secondly, I had spoken to several night delivery drivers who regularly hit livestock and roos, </font> and they swore by them. After my experience with Smartbar I will be fitting them to all my vehicles and would recommend it to all road users. - Les Ornsby - Proprietor

 

[txdon]

<font color="blue"> "Any suggestions what I can make." </font>

Yep, Vin I need 10 pieces of bent pipe for my garage, see attachment. After you make them just jump in your house boat, head for the Gulf of Mexico, look for the sign that says Galveston, stay a little east and head up the Houston ship channel and I meet you by the turning basin. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[daedong]

I'm back on line computer glitch the last few days.

Robert,

Here in oz truckies don't stop for animals (maybe cattle excluded) they go straight through them, especially roos.

Don,

When I come to the USA in about 3 years i will bring those pipes with me so I hope you are not in a hurry

 

[JJPWAus]

Vin,
How about one of these and while your at it can you knock me one up as well ?? /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

 

[bontai_Joe]

Things to make.....

1. Arches for poly covered greenhouse.
2. Steel crossbow to replace the guns the government took away.
3. Ornate welded decorative gates for rich folks' driveways.
4. Frames for tractor attachments like cultivators, rear blades, etc.
5. Roll cages for trucks and cars.
6. Boat ladders.
7. All kinds of handrails.
8. Bicycle racks
9. Tent and canopy frames.
10. Playground equipment for kids.

Are just a few ideas that come to mind, although most will need a welder as well.

 

[jinman]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Vin,
How about one of these and while your at it can you knock me one up as well ?? /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif )</font>

John, that would be a fun job, but there's only one bend in the whole project. I get the impression that Vin wants to make lots of bends. Maybe he could make a dozen and give them to all his tractor buddies for Christmas. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif What d'ya say, Vin? /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif ...ole buddy. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

 

[wrangler6831]

I honestly suggest you sell it and put money down on a JD2 tubing bender.
Most guys learn to HATE that tool, it is a pipe bender for very simple bends
like electrical conduit. You will see....

JD2 = JD Squared = CLICK HERE

Remember, you ask'd bloke.

txdon, I believe you need tube "rolled" not bent.
Harbor Freight has a tubing roller and Troy at Swag Offroad made it cool.
You can do that project easily txdon...providing the radii are symetrical.

Your replying to a post that is 7 years old!