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Originally Posted by IRV2
I made some mud flaps from vinyl signs I had laying around. Fortunately there was angle iron just in front of the leveling jacks, which is really what I'd like to protect against the elements. Theres a potential for a lot of road grime to get at those connectors for the leveling jacks. I will change the to more robust rubber in the future. just wanted to see what it looked like. Hard to see in the photos maybe should have painted them white  |
That's a great idea!!! When I got my new TV in August, I kept the rubber bed mat from my old TV, thinking that the heavy duty 3/8" rubber mat would come in handy for some kind of project(s) in future. Well I now have my first project that I'll be using that mat for once the weather breaks!!!
My only concern is that when driving the mudflaps might be flapping against the leveling jacks?!?! Need to keep them far enough behind the tires so they don't get "sucked up" into the tire, but forward enough of jacks. Will have to check spacing tomorrow.
Thank you IRV2!
Mike
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