Travel Trailer Mud Flaps??

Question

The metal frame / rear bumper areas behind the rear wheels on my TT are constantly being pelted by road dirt / sand and then rusting... Has anyone seen or know of where to purchase a set of mud flaps for a travel trailer?  Maybe this is something I have to design and install myself but something must be done...

creato · Answer

Visit a farm machinery dealership and buy some round bailer belting many sell it in bulk used will work as well.

path1 · Answer

I have this saved for when I was thinking about the same. From 2011 Don't know if will help or not?
http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/25527523/print/true.cfm

Never did end up putting them on but did break out spray can of paint every so often and when finished painting said to self OK time to put them on but never did.

Hope you can use.

mitchf150 · Answer

Mine has factory mudflaps. It's hard to see, but this is the as close as I have at the moment. The mudflap bolts onto a length of angle iron that's welded to the frame behind the rear most tire.

Hope that helps.

Mitch

turnthepage · Answer

I added plain jane, after market, solid rubber pickup truck mudflaps to my trailer.  It's been awhile so I don't remember the details, but it was really easy.  They keep the rear of the trailer much cleaner, especially the black/gray tank drain area.  Very worth the effort.

kirbybear · Answer

Bought a single semi trailer flap and cut it in half. Mounted with angle iron.

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