Rhinozuki gets a Rear Bumper
When I bought Rhinozuki there was no rear bumper or tire carrier. I don't like to wheel unprepared which includes carrying a spare tire. One of my first modifications was to build a rear bumper and tire carrier.
Rhinozuki sitting in the back yard of
the previous owner. No spare or any
where to carry a spare tire. One of
my first modifications was to build
a rear bumper.
Work area while the bumper build was progressing
My welder and Plasma Cutter on the rolling cart.
Recovery Tabs welded in place.
Not much of a welding table but
I got the job done.
Another angle of the bumper layout
My Plasma Cutter mounted on a rolling
cart.
Bumper mounted and partial swing tire mount 
Bumper with tire carrier mounted and open
Bumper with tire carrier mounted and closed 
Bumper with a 36" Super Swamper mounted
The bumper has survive several runs now without incident. Not bad for a first time build.
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