Alaska mud

stickdog wrote:
Just think of it as a protective coating.

That is about it. 3 North trips for the truck now & the wheel wells & underside are brown from the dust,mud & stuff they spray on the road to try to keep the dust down.

Sort of a souvenier. The truck wears it with pride. Sticks better than the window stickers.

Turn this up-side down.
From Northern tool but many others carry it too.

Just think of it as a protective coating.

CA Traveler wrote:
My pressure washer has different heads for various applications and they use a standard thread. So a 90 degree plumbing elbow worked great for a particular application. But be aware that the sideways pressure makes it more difficult to control the nozzle.

I think this is what you want. You could extend the wand as long as needed and combined with a small wheeled device for support reach all areas under the rig without concern for the sideways pressure.

Thanks I will look at mine tomorrow and see if that is an option....

My pressure washer has different heads for various applications and they use a standard thread. So a 90 degree plumbing elbow worked great for a particular application. But be aware that the sideways pressure makes it more difficult to control the nozzle.

I think this is what you want. You could extend the wand as long as needed and combined with a small wheeled device for support reach all areas under the rig without concern for the sideways pressure.

I have used the oscillating lawn sprinkler under my Class A' to get rid of road salt in the winter. I works very well. You may have to move it back or front a couple of times, but it will to the job.

Make a T out of PVC pipe with holes drilled in the top of the T. Attach to hose set T on ground and move back and forth slowly.

Bob Vaughn wrote:

harold1946 wrote:
Blue beacon truck wash.

Do they pressure wash underneath??

All of them I have used do.

When our Jeeps get caked with mud, we park them over an oscillating sprinkler. It takes a cool me hours, but the mud does come loose and fall off. Doing both a truck and 5er may require quite a bit of time and moving the sprinkler a couple of times.

harold1946 wrote:
Blue beacon truck wash.

Do they pressure wash underneath??