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Read articles →An owner-operator walkthrough of a Broken Anvil Metal Works brush guard insert fitted to a cab tractor, explaining why the stock brush guard leaves front-end components like the radiator and hydraulic cooler exposed. He covers the two-piece design, basic fastening (three bolts), custom pattern options, color matching, and shares a rough price (around $320 painted, plus extra for custom lettering). Install steps are skipped entirely. Best for cab-tractor owners weighing this specific aftermarket add-on.
An owner-operator who paid for the product himself and states he has no sponsorship arrangement with the manufacturer.
It protects expensive front-end components like the battery, air filter, hydraulic cooler, and radiator that the stock brush guard leaves exposed on the inside.
It uses three bolts total: two bolts secure the lower piece, and the top insert uses the same holes with longer bolts provided for it.
The base painted version was roughly 320 dollars, with an extra 40 to 60 dollars for custom lettering like a shop name.
No, the install is not shown. The owner says it was not too difficult and points viewers to other videos covering the install itself.
