LRB802 - Winch Bumper – Non-A/C

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€290,00 - €290,00

€290,00

€290,00 - €290,00

€290,00

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Winch Bumper for the Land Rover Defender, in the non-air conditioning configuration.

The bumper replaces the standard front bumper assembly and incorporates a central winch mounting platform for fitting a front-mounted electric winch. The non-aircon configuration positions the winch tray to suit vehicles without an air conditioning condenser in the front end, resulting in a more compact mounting arrangement suited to the standard radiator and grille layout.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016

Fitment Notes DEFENDER — Front winch bumper, for models WITHOUT air conditioning (Non-A/C)

Alternative Codes

LRB802LRB 802

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Frequently asked questions

What is the LRB802 winch bumper?

The LRB802 is a front winch bumper for the Land Rover Defender that replaces the standard front bumper and adds a central platform for mounting an electric winch. It carries the winch load into the chassis front end while keeping the standard bumper function.

What does the Non-A/C version mean?

This is the non-air-conditioning version, with the winch tray positioned to suit Defenders that don't have an air conditioning condenser in the front end. That gives a more compact mounting around the standard radiator and grille. Confirm your Defender is non-A/C before ordering, as the A/C layout needs a different bumper.

How is the winch bumper fitted?

Fitting the winch bumper typically means removing the standard front bumper and bolting the new bumper to the Defender chassis front end, then mounting the winch to the central platform. It's usually a hand-tool job, though the assembly is heavy and easier with a second person.