alpine4
Well-Known Member
- Messages
- 116
- Location
- Victor, Idaho
- Thread starter
- #21
All I have open to me is gravel parking lots. Still 2 ft of snow around me. Fun has hell to mash this rig around.
Rock Guard For Steering Rack
- Thread starter alpine4
- Start date
This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate
links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.
links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.
- Messages
- 1,055
- Location
- Florida
- Messages
- 2,522
So cut up garbage bag?
- Messages
- 17,175
- Location
- Crafers South Australia
NO???☹
I haven't been on the forum too much lately ,but have you ran your stuff since the move?....
- Messages
- 13,102
The movers got confused... I tried to get them to send Doug's container to my place in pa but they said ho no my man its gotta go to the oz?
- Messages
- 1,055
- Location
- Florida
Lol no it ain’t a garbage bag ?
It’s like a thick piece of rubber, it works a lot better then the Fullforce plastic covers & bartalone...
I know this because I bought those before buying the mud cover I posted from eBay ??
It’s like a thick piece of rubber, it works a lot better then the Fullforce plastic covers & bartalone...
I know this because I bought those before buying the mud cover I posted from eBay ??
shaunomercy
Active Member
- Messages
- 40
The thin heavy duty plastic that's used in damp proof course in brick houses is brilliant for making a dirt skirt / inner mudguards etc. Easy enough to cut with scissors or Stanley knife to shape and size. Easy enough to put a screw though, but you can't tear it very easily.
If there are any new build properties going up in your neighborhood, it would be worth asking if they have any spare.
If there are any new build properties going up in your neighborhood, it would be worth asking if they have any spare.
- Messages
- 2,522
Buy some kydex. Its cheap, easy to form if you have a oven, and is nearly indestructible.