Cowcatchers
I installed a brush guard/cowcatcher on my pickup to protect it when animals ran in front of me and it has saved me expensive repairs several times! So my question is do they make them for motorhomes ...
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Busskipper wrote:
If you need one of these to drive your RV down the road -- Please,,,,,,,,,,, let me know where you are driving so I can plan on being somewhere else!
When I read this post it reminds me of a couple of guys running the Cub scout troop in Goblins .....Seriously, driving by sound, is really all that it's cracked up to be.
JMHO,
I have to assume that you are one of those that never leaves the interstate when you travel. If you noticed the two pictures that I posted you will see that the roads are curved and hilly and the speed limit was 55 MPH. If you think you are such a good driver that you can avoid ALL animals that may pop up in front of you than you have nothing to worry about if you see someone driving a rig with a bumper designed to protect the front of their coach.
IF you ever travel out West, you will see that most of the trucks do have bumpers to protect the front of their rigs from the many large animals that find there way on to the roads. The large animals that you may encounter out West may cause fatal accidents to those unfortunate enough to hit one.