JCR Offroad DIY bumper kit for the MJ Comanche. Project Tetanus!
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- We're getting back to Project Tetanus. Come along as I demonstrate how to put together JCR Offroad's DIY Comanche MJ rear bumper kit. This kit looks outstanding and is built like a brick @#$% house!
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those welds look amazing, more like a tig than a mig, kudos
They look pretty cold
Videos like these is why i enjoy Bleeping Jeep so much. Video demonstrations of projects the average man or woman can accomplish. It is also awesome that a JCR offers kits like this so the weekend warrior can have fun working and learning how to build and fabricate parts like these. I would much rather build the bumper from a kit like this than buy one pre built and ready to go. I can only imagine it is cheaper also. Bumper looks great.
+chefdan87 The JCR stuff is great, I have their front and rear DIY TJ bumpers on mine. Fun project and saved a lot of money compared to buying pre-made bumpers. Also easy to customize for your own personal needs.
Looks great. Just needs a trip to the bumper plating shop? What did it cost and do they have a kit for the front bumper n winch??
Please tell me that's 1/4" or at least 10 gauge?? And what does the kit cost?? Dandahermit
Nice, could you please tell me the width betweeen the framerails on the Cherokee? I may modify a JCR Bumper on my Suburban! Great channel!
just something I picked up on. I'm almost 100% sure that you installed the trailer receiver square tube in backwards. most ball hitches have the pin go through an inch from the outside edge of the tube. so essentially the 1.5inches or so that you have of the tube sticking out past the brace inside the bumper, should actually be sticking out of the bumper face. the brace on the inside should be flush with non drilled side of the tube and the pin hole should stick out past the face of the bumper. I don't think any ball receiver will be able to go far enough in to fit the pin through with your setup.
just my $0.02
I know your post is old, but I noticed the same thing.
very nice build man. i like it alot good job, nice truck too.
Thanks for an awesome video Tyler! We'll get those instructions up to date ASAP, sorry for any confusion!
+JcrOffroad Hey, you can't keep track of EVERYTHING. :) Thanks for a great product. I wasn't kidding about how cool your stuff is. You guys got STYLE! I'm bummed I missed you guys at EJS, I was hoping Handicorn would do a walk around of my YJ. Maybe next year-
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How far out are you on shipping? Ordered a rear bumper for my TJ about a month ago and haven't heard anything. Have a Rubicon trip coming up and would really like a bumper before.
Nice MJ bumper!
JcrOffroad the receiver hole is on the inside of the bumper is that correct
I'm jealous of the truck and the bumper. Good job
Best vehicle I ever owned was a Jeep Cherokee
Damn right my 96 has over 300,000 I take care of it.
The Shipping to Hawaii is MORE THAN THE KIT ITSELF!!!! BOOOO
+Dustin DeVera crappy...but it is pretty friggin heavy.
great job Tyler on the nice looking bumper kit build.
looks great on the jeep pickup!, Mike
+gilliland426 Thanks!
I didnt know MJ's had boxed frames, good to know! And also, I usually dont like plate steel bumpers, but thing tucks up pretty tight, nice job!
+rzr kid They have a kind of hybrid frame. The rear is boxed under the truck bed and then the front is permanently welded onto the cab. They have really strong frames for the size truck they are. The rear frame rails are nearly 8" deep!
Oh, thanks for the info!
What protractor is that?
I making one for mine but I got some good ideas from this! Thanks!
I just got the same exact bumper. I don't know how to weld and I looked everywhere on my jeep clubs and no one could help me out. I had a garage make it for me. $300 labor... but it turned out great looking!
would flux core wire be too hot to run on this kit? How thick is the metal? Cool video, very infromative! thanks!
no, it'll work
Sorry but its hard enough to keep up with keeper pin . Looks ausom ! !
how thick is the metal?
great design.
That looks pretty good. I think I might just buy a couple for my ZJ. I'm glad I watched your video. I didn't realize you don't need a brake to make the bends. I think they'd look pretty good bare metal with a clear coat too.
I love my JCR DIY ZJ bumper.
Wish they made something for my Dakota! I can't find anything that looks good for it
what was the weld time for this bumper would you say????? welding only. I have two of these bumpers for an Xj and need to get an idea of what I might be forking out. Thanks for your reply.
I'd probably build my own but if I ever store bought a bumper I'd much rather a kit like this then fully assembled so I can include what I want as well but very nice makes me think of ak 80% receiver flats lol
Thanks for showing how to put these kits together! My buddies and I are working on an ultimate expedition rig with a DIY Jeep bumper kit from diyoffroadproducts.com/ and it's good to see these tips since we're new at this :)
Great Video! Does the hitch get any frame support? Im curious how it is done if so! Thanks
Nice, please consider linking to the item on JCR"s site in your description, (I'm lazy and don't want to search for it)
i had a little more fab to do when i put a xj bumper on my s10 but it came out very well.
What is the thickness of the sheet, and what is the thickness of the bending slot ?
i have the same glasses :-D
Ello chap do you think that bumper would fit a 1st gen tundra 🤔 ? I can't find anyting close to that , looks perfect btw.
Anything will fit with the right amount of custom fitting :) Not 100 % sure though, I'm not very familiar with the Yotes...sorry
Great video!!! I was wondering how it all went together with their DIY kit. :)
Well, for one, you screwed your self over by welding the hitch on backwards; and two, it you don't have a mig welder but you have a stick welder, could you use that with 1/16th inch 6010 or 1/16th inch 7018 or 1/8th inch 6010?
you absolutely could do this kit with a stick welder. I don't stick weld much but I usually prefer 7018 rod when I do.
+BleepinJeep okay, I'll do 1/8th inch 7018, just wanted to make sure, thanks man. I'm do a custom bumper for my grand cherokee.
this is a cool kit!
Looks great. Wish I could weld like you. Maybe a future video on basic mig stuff?
+Chris Bogle I'm no expert on welding, that's Tim's department, but I could probably do a video on the very basics.
Great stuff, thanks for sharing that. Question: at about 12:20, you head outside and this made me wonder ... where do you do this project? I don't have any terrain that looks like that on the East Coast where I live.
+Paul Gdry I live in the high desert of the Intermountain West.
Derp.. I've been to Southern California, Tucson Arizona (looked similar), to Washington State... thats about it for me. Most of my time in louisiana, Georgia, Virginia and now DC... I did appreciate having terran stretching into the skyline when ever I looked up. That was cool
ok i cant be the only curious one..how darn big is your property!? do a set up/walk around sometime id love to see all your hidden jeeps and things you have around. keep up the great vids tyler!
+Matt Galer I have 40 acres out in the boonies. I'm kind of a private guy so you probably wont get a full walk around, but I may do a vid on my jeep collection if there's enough interest.
Im interested for sure i see a lot of hidden goodies in your vids
whats the thickness of the bumper plate?
Could you use a harbor freight welder to do this?
+Supreme Tangerrr I would guess so. I've never used one of their machines. You could use a stick welder and do this for very cheap but stick welders take some practice.
thank you for your reply
How do you put the pin in for the receiver hitch the hole is inside the bumper?
+Pipeline welding
the bumper is a c channel so the back side is open to get to the back of the receiver
It'd be annoying to have to reach around every time haha
It depends on how often you will be adding or removing the hitch. Myself, since I tow a lot, I would have gotten a longer receiver tube and extended it about 2.5". Add two triangle shaped gussets with holes in them for the safety chains.
+Kevin Hornbuckle Yeah it needs chain mounts on it definitely. I use my hitch for my bike rack, so taking it on and off would be really annoying this way
+hugeslacker the two rectangles you see under the hitch towards the end of the video are your chain mounts. If you ever had to use them during a hitch failure, they would probably bend the crap out of the bumper, but I think this design was meant more for rock crawling with very occasional towing rather than the other way around. If you tow a lot, you would probably want to modify a few things. That's the great thing about a DIY kit though, you can really do whatever you want along the way.
Any thoughts on bed lining the bumper instead of painting?
I have an xj jcr diy front bumper and used rustoleum spray bed liner. it's not too coarse like some bedliners, I like the way it looks but it's not incredibly tough, not bad though
Why is the hitch installed that way? Isnt it hard to hook the pin in from underneath instead of at the rear?
+Maverick Xeo It's not THAT bad. The hitch is recessed like that so it doesn't snag on obsticles as you drop off rocks, etc. It's supposed to give you a better departure angle. I also really like the look of the recessed hitch. I wish I had done this with my YJ. Check out my walk around video on that jeep to see what I mean.
+Tyler Bleepinjeep I kinda figured that, but its good to know its not that hard to pin it in.
Does this bumper work with XJs too or is this a MJ special bumper. I wasn't sure if it was an MJ/XJ bumper or not
+WolfKingJS54 This will not work on the XJ's, it's specifically for the MJ's. But JCR does make a complete kit for the XJ. Check out this link for JCR's XJ kit: www.jcroffroad.com/product/XJMISC/DIY-XJ-R.html They also make a couple front bumper kits as well.
I know that they have an XJ one but I thought I saw MJ/XJ on the website for some weird reason
+WolfKingJS54 Probably because you have to go to the XJ page to find any of their MJ stuff. They don't have a dedicated MJ page. That may be the cause of the confusion.
Fricken neat
that's a stupid place to put the receiver pin. other than that it looks good
+austin cassell The idea is to have as little stick-out on the hitch as possible. That way you don't blow your departure angle. It makes getting the pin in a bit more awkward, but it's really not THAT bad. I think its a worthwhile trade off for the improved looks. But it is a DIY kit. If you want to extend the hitch out you can.
+austin cassell eh just get your own box tube drill ur own hole and you fixed ur problem gusset it for strength i guess
I like your military style !
What settings do you have your welder?
+Wilbur Dewberry The 140 has an auto-setting feature that's really nice. You turn the wire speed knob to the size wire you're using (.24 in this case), and then set the bottom knob (power) to your metal thickness (3/16"). That's the max thickness this machine is rated for so those settings probably translate to "turn it up all the way"
love ur work brother
I wish jcr made a rear diy bumper for the zj.
+Kevin Knabe also would be cool for a tacoma
I'm with you on the zj bumper kit very few that look good out there that are affordable
I do have two xj's and 2 zjs with a project 89 short bed mj being built as a shop parts runner it's a 2wd eliminator 4.0 auto but that maybe changed out as ideas appear
Great video.
Yes!Project Tetanus is back!
+Frisky Sasquatch The weather has finally started to warm up so there'll be a bunch more vids from Tetanus coming. Stay tuned!
I sure will!
Nice welds
+Ruben Carvalho (LordCarvalho) Thanks! its nerve wracking to know your welds are going to be seen by thousands of people
do it is 3/16?
1/8" I think
frist?