Does anybody know what happened with safari gard? The website used to be up but was under contruction for ever and now i cant get to it at all....did the go out of business? I've called a few times in the past and have gotten a message that the mail box was full
What happened to Safari Gard??
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BrettinSanAntonio
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My former employer was the midwest distributor. We purchased $20K worth of product from them in June of '09 and received only $13K of product in July. By October they stopped returning our calls and disappeared. We heard the owner was sent to Iraq so we decided to wait for him to come back before asking for the product owed or a check for the difference. Later we were told by someone in the company that Safari Gards owner was no longer in the military but a civilian contractor that had elected to pursue contract work in Iraq.
It's to bad because they built a fine product. Apparently they owe all three of their distributors money so I doubt they'll be back in business again.
It's to bad because they built a fine product. Apparently they owe all three of their distributors money so I doubt they'll be back in business again.
That sucks for the distributors. Sucks for me to I really wanted to try a set of the progressive springs
ptschram
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ptschram said:
for what? scary unstable road control?
I know where you can get one complete, if you really want one shoot me a PM
ptschram said:
Why did the mall install a taller speed bump? I thought those were for people that off road their Land Rovers :bigok:
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that really sucks...i bought a full safari gard front and rear bumper set along with rockers and the underneath protection used off a guy..and the only thing missing is the little clips for the d-rings and the mounts and d-rings for the front bumper...was hoping to source those out...any1 have any?
Search http://www.mcmaster.com/ for PN: 1723A63 or 1723A64
That is what SG gave me.
For the hoist ring go to:http://www.mcmaster.com/#hoist-rings/=6mr6n4
click standard hoist rings, 3/4"-10 threads, 5000# working load (remember it has a 5:1 safety factor) and pick one you like (probably want the bolt to be at least 1 1/2".
The backing plate SG gave me was just a circle of 1/4" plate with a 3/4" hole in it for the bolt to go through.
You would also need a nut for of the rings, PN: 97135A280
That is what SG gave me.
For the hoist ring go to:http://www.mcmaster.com/#hoist-rings/=6mr6n4
click standard hoist rings, 3/4"-10 threads, 5000# working load (remember it has a 5:1 safety factor) and pick one you like (probably want the bolt to be at least 1 1/2".
The backing plate SG gave me was just a circle of 1/4" plate with a 3/4" hole in it for the bolt to go through.
You would also need a nut for of the rings, PN: 97135A280
