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2gypsies1
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Sep 08, 2013

Rear Rock Guards...An Interesting Observance Today

We had to travel in rain all day today so for lack of something to do I did a study on motorhomes traveling in the opposite direction with brush-type or solid rear rock guards and those with none. ...
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topflite51
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Sep 11, 2013
Sully2 wrote:


Its because its mounted TOO LOW and drags on the road at times..therebye kicking up the rocks. If it never hit the rocks / gravel....it would never toss it backwards... Its not going to hit gravel if its UP HIGHER....willl it?:S
Exactly. Most that I have seen are mounted too low. I have had MH's drive by me when I am out walking in a campground/rvpark that are dragging their rock guards that are throwing up so many rocks that it is dangerous.

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