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12-08-16, 19:40

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Perhaps the terrain gives a clue for the inversion of the brush guard? Grass up to knee high which could easily mask obstacles presenting a danger to what is below bumper height. Maybe they had a bad experience with a sump or track rod at some time?
It is certainly no longer suitable for water bag use.

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