Custom made Rhino skid plates $100 per pair

[kevlar]

Replace your Rhino factory plastic skid plates.

For Sale is a set of front and rear replacement skid plates for the Yamaha Rhino. Made from .190 (3/16") thick 5052-H32 Aluminum plate. I've been testing these on my Rhino for about a year and they can take a beating. They use the factory mounting hardware in the factory holes. Takes about 30 mins. to replace both.

Here is the front, but the version I will make will have the cutout for the hitch just like the stocker.


Here is the rear


I can make as many of these as needed. I will deliver to Moab. I've checked around and Yamaha wants $194 and Dragon Fire wants $144 but their website doesnt list the thickness and to me it looks like (.125) 1/8". They will also charge you freight.

I will sell the Front for $60 and the rear for $40.

I will make these to order so I need a count by mid May at the latest. So please act fast.

[Pat W]

Kevin, can you show a shot from the front to see how high it comes up? I need a new front plate, but there needs to be room for the winch which is not mounted on a receiver.

[kevlar]

Pat, it will be identical to the stock plate, just a little thicker.

The ones I have all go up and cover the opening so I dont want to show that and confuse anyone. I plan on making a prototype in the next few days and will take a picture then.

[Pat W]

Great, I'll take one. Can I pick it up at the Panamint ride?

[kevlar]

I don't plan on going on the Panamint ride nor will they be done by then. I was going to wait until I had a final number and run them all at once a couple weeks before the rally. However, I do plan on making a prototype here in the next week or so. Once I take some pics, its all yours.

[lonerhino06]

i want a set please. i have a front mounted winch and a front reciver. I will be in moab at archview rv park on tuesday the 5th about noon. all i need is the front notched for the front reciver. as another idea i would be interested in one covering front to rear. It could be in sections as long as the factory holes are matched a little drilling and fastening is fine. thanks loneride96@cox.net

[kevlar]

Cool Jerry thanks. I've looked at doing the whole underbelly but didnt want to hassle drilling new holes and tapping them.

[ravencr]

Man, I don't know about commercial sales on here...totally kidding. I love to see quality products for a good price Kevin! Please feel free to use this site to market your stuff. Imagine if I was like other forums out there??

Chris

P.S. Where do you get those pocket thingy's for the bolts to be recessed?

[RockQueen]

Is that the technical term for those? Pocket thingys?

[ravencr]

Jeez!

Chris