Winter dirt

[GARY ENGLISH]

Just put on set of mud flaps on front of van made a big difference.Does anyone have a rear one ,that fits across the complete back.Does it make a difference to the rear.Get dirty going down to lake every week ,dont want to have to wash it every time.

 

[Geoff.W]

Just put on set of mud flaps on front of van made a big difference.Does anyone have a rear one ,that fits across the complete back.Does it make a difference to the rear.Get dirty going down to lake every week ,dont want to have to wash it every time.

Hi Gary.
Further to *****'s post I recon your best port of call would be your nearest truck suppliers as I can't ever recall seeing any advertised specificaly for campers.

 

[Nosha]

Mud Flaps

I scrounged a new full size trailer spray flap - the anti-spray type with the 'short & curlys' on the inner face. This made two large flaps one behind each wheel, and WHAT a difference it has made!

I had though of getting a length of 2" angle iron the width of the van and fitting it with spray flap material, this could then be fitted easily to the tow bar ball mounts - then if no good can be removed with no holes to the van?

So far I've found another flap at the side of the road but can't find 7ft of angle iron!!

 

[GARY ENGLISH]

Mud flaps

Cheers every one. Made a large set and fitted,when underneath there was a long dirt mark to the back of the van and down the rear skirt.The difference is unbelivable,all my other vans had them on.They should be fitted as standard,withevery one wild camping well worth fitting a set.

 

[Corky 8]

Hi , Its my intention to fit my M/H with front and rear Mud flaps, I,m looking at using rubber mats ,towsure have two different types} ordinary rubber type and an Astro turf type one , both around £2 each ,the Astro turf ones are of coarse green and seem to be of a stiffer material than the rubber ones, will let you know how I get on ....as soon as the weather permits. Corky