<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by MAC:

I am thinking about going back there to remove the guard for a few weeks. Try out the clean look without brush guard.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I know for a fact if I did not USE my brush guard to keep the grill and lights from getting busted up, it surely would not be on there. The H2 lines look a lot better without the metal work on the front IMO.

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Black 2003 H2 - Just like most of yours, just possibly with less crap bolted on.

My job: http://www.HardOCP.com

Oh, ok, I see what you are saying about mulch. Yes, that is one section I'll take a look or mention it to the guys, I don't really like mulch, a lazy way out. We have been busy taking care 2 other sections lately. One koi pond has been turned into a seafood buffet for the racoons and cranes, yes, those big birds with long beak, we may have to rebuild it much deeper so the racoons and birds cannot stand in it, I hate the wire chicken screen covering the pond, and another Japanese garden section needs.. well forget it, before someone complaint about me talking about gardens.

Thanks for naming the tool, socket. No sense buying the whole set, just need one for that size. I never need it before in my life, unlikely will need it again soon. I can spend hours in the Sears hardware department. FrgMstr, do you know the actual correct size for the brush guard screws? what single tool do I buy to remove and install at will?

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by MAC:
FrgMstr, do you know the actual correct size for the brush guard screws? what single tool do I buy to remove and install at will?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I used a 17mm deep socket with a 3 inch extension for those four bolts in the bottom of the brush guard.

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Black 2003 H2 - Just like most of yours, just possibly with less crap bolted on.

My job: http://www.HardOCP.com

Thanks for the data, got it on a post-it-note in my organizer now. Got lots of tools, often don't have the right one, or some neat tool never get to use them.
I don't feel bad about not knowing how to fix cars, the gas station guy knows about fixing automobiles, but I am the one with a Hummer. Poolman knows pools, but I have the pool. etc... Must admit, there is some satisfaction about getting something done yourself, felt good about wasting 2 hours on the black grill yesterday.

Update, FYI. The hummerparts.com(a GM dealer) actual charge for the grill came to $345, not $368. Don't know why. Maybe because I said nice things here about their excellent services, which was indeed very nice.

MAc.. a mans has to have a full set of craftsmen tools.. even if ou never used them.. they look so cool sitting in the garage..

Mike<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by MAC:
Oh, ok, I see what you are saying about mulch. Yes, that is one section I'll take a look or mention it to the guys, I don't really like mulch, a lazy way out. We have been busy taking care 2 other sections lately. One koi pond has been turned into a seafood buffet for the racoons and cranes, yes, those big birds with long beak, we may have to rebuild it much deeper so the racoons and birds cannot stand in it, I hate the wire chicken screen covering the pond, and another Japanese garden section needs.. well forget it, before someone complaint about me talking about gardens.

Thanks for naming the tool, socket. No sense buying the whole set, just need one for that size. I never need it before in my life, unlikely will need it again soon. I can spend hours in the Sears hardware department. FrgMstr, do you know the actual correct size for the brush guard screws? what single tool do I buy to remove and install at will?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Very nice look on the black Grill, Mac! I like that it is glossy and matches the paint. Very clean, precision look. The price for the black seems very reasonable too. I will have to look at same approach for my Red, although it is actually closer to maroon. Nice job.

Texas Red,

See Detonate's post:

http://elcova.com/groupee/forums?a=tpc&s=2826088551&f=6706011751&m=190603302 5

Klaus

"God made some men big and some men small, but Sam Colt made them all equal."

Thanks Klaus, I had missed that series of posts.

I was very excited about it in the first 2 days, after that I am not too sure if it made any difference. I certainly like it and think it is well worth the $350. I had it parked outside my office window yesterday, when no one is looking, I stood there and looked at grill. It is just what I always wanted, but to everyone else, there is no difference.

Klaus found it for $268 + $35 S&H at GMpartsdirect.com.

Hi Mac you also have a very unique Hummer I used to have a 1980 chevy stepside 4x4 done up like yours the grill is a nice touch are you going to do the wheels to? Nice rig.

Tim ANDREWS

Everything (except the black grill) on this Hummer came from the dealer, sidesteps are gifts from the dealer. Adv. package plus leather seats. Made on 8/28/2002. I have no further plan to add or change anything. Not even any special license frame, no sticker, no DVD, we didn't want sunroof, well, my wife doesn't want sunroof, she doesn't like to get tan. She is my supreme commander, El Presidente.

yea that black grill gives it a meaner look. definately way cool... nath

1 Bad 4x4 Blazer
God Bless Texas

Hey what happen to MAC!!!!!!!!!

Mac gone bye-bye.
Where are those great pics of him anyway?

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by KenP:
Mac gone bye-bye.
Where are those great pics of him anyway? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Didn;t know he had great pics