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auxiliary lamp mounting to a brush guard with no holes

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Hello. I have a brush guard in the front. There are no holes for off road lamps to be installed. What can I do? Drilling is out because my old bumper has been taken out and the brush guard can not be drilled. Welding is an option but I do not want to go that way. Thank you for your reply.

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simple, take a piece of 1 inch aluminum plate, drill a hole the same size as the tubing in your guard. next mark out a nice shape around the hole that would allow two bolts to go thru, one on each side of the hole, cut it out with a bandsaw, then cut directly across the hole so your bolts when drilled will clamp the two pieces together.
sorry for the crappy description but I'm getting pressed for time.

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what kind of brush guard do you have?

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