Pelfreybilt- Suggestions, Likes, Dislikes, Feedback +/-

Anybody here have the bed rack? I'd like to know how you like it.

 

Howdy Tyler I have a little feed back for you on that custom swing out you built for me call me if your interested, Ralph

 

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5-lugs have very little available mods. It's an untapped market, FYI...

 

I'm not a Pelfreybilt owner yet, but something that is a deal breaker for me on many products is the logo branding. I'd prefer none at all but if there is going to be one, it should be small and off to the side like an artist's signature, not a watermark across the entire picture.
That being said, I'm looking forward to purchasing some of your parts in the future. Quality with clean execution.

 

Thank you for the feedback-sorry it's been so long in responding.

We actually don't add "branding" to our products. We've tried to remove most of the pictures on our website that elude to that as being a standard feature. Our logo is available upon request for the skids, but otherwise, they come without it.

The only standard piece that has our logo on it is the led bar cover on the plate bumpers... it's intended to be a filler until the owner buys a 20" led bar.

 

Psssst, us 8.4" guys need a weld-on diff skid product...

 

Do you plan on building a tube bumper that requires cutting the crossmember (to keep the top tube closer to the truck and achieve a more aggressive approach angle)?

 

[FONT=&quot]We do not. The amount of demand for bumpers that require removing frame components or cross-members is very few & far between. While this is a great way to go, typically it's a one-off custom fabrication, which we are unable to do at this time, due to our work load. Thank you for the inquiry!
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Aluminum gas skid Tyler!

The steel one is so freaking heavy! I and another Oahu member ordered them from you during the group buy and in the end we decided not to install them due to the weight. I know in the big picture it's not a lot of weight considering it's a truck...lol, but in today's arena of high fuel costs...every bit of weight shaved off is a great savings in the end. If it was aluminum...I would have put it on...

 

We're listening Rick, I'll get to work on them. The steel ones are only 32lbs but we can save some weight with aluminum. We cannot go any thicker on the aluminum because of the mounting stud lengths on the factory straps. Thin aluminum is still better than plastic or nothing at all.

 

Thanks Tyler......

 

Third this!

 

hmmm, it was a nice drive down to the shop.

 

Was just on the website and it wouldn't let me add a rear bumper or skids to my cart. Are you guys doing maintenance?

 

Yes we are, sorry!
Email me which bumper and options buoy want as well as your full name billing address and phone # and I'll invoice you monday

 

I just want to say how great the products and customer service are at Pelfreybilt, you went out of your way to make things right. Thanks again for all you have done for my mid life crisis.


Oh, and get a frickin decent printer, the pics sucked duck sausages.

 

I'm down for an alum tank skid

 

I got a steel one you can have...

 

I will do exactly that when I am ready to order, just getting my wishlist and prices in order.

 

I need to clarify: pictures in the front bumper install proceedure are not clear. the resolution and clarity of the printed photos are poor and look unprofessional.

I apologize to any ducks I may have offended