The wind pushes mudflap into my lift axle tires and I keep melting and wearing them out. Any suggestions? mudflap weights help to keep away from tire? heres a picture of the truck and you can see how I have mudflaps in front of lift axle
Tri-axle dump truck mudflap issue with mudflap in front of lift axle
Discussion in 'Tanker, Bulk and Dump Trucking Forum' started by cmrdev, Oct 24, 2017.
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Replace the mudflap with a 1/4 fender. Or remove it altogether. It isn't required to be on the truck, only keeps mud & road grime from being tossed forward towards the cab.
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thanks for the suggestions. whats this gard look like like? I kinda like the look of the mudflap but gotta do what I gotta do
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Most common style. Or hang a loop of chain from the two outside bolts , let it hang almost to the bottom of the flap.
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They are called "anti sail" guards... Now, while a flap is required at the rear, one may not be required at the front. Nonetheless, the are are called Anti-Sail brackets, and they aren't very expensive!
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Sometimes guys will run short mudflaps there instead. If the lightweight anti sail bracket doesn't work guys will run a sustantial aluminum upside down T bracket on the rear of the flap.
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Thanks for that. I was searching my ### off to find those things
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If you're hauling out of a quarry or rock pit you can usually find some old conveyor belt. Cut to fit, drill holes for the mounting bolts, and you're good to go.
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Yeah I guess maybe legally I don’t need them but when I had them removed the truck looked naked. So I do like the look of them. Also looks like a naked 379 with just a single exhaust stack. So i need to figure out how I’m gonna hang another pipe on drivers side. I have ocd
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