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WD-40 Will Stop Mud From Sticking to Your Fenders
WD-40 has a ton of uses, including preventing gunk from sticking to your truck fenders and ATV after a day of four-wheelin'.
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Good idea but I'm in the mud everyday during winter, or a whole lot, I call it the mud season. I don't think I could stand the price of WD with the amount I'd have to use. Also it's cow patties and heavy clay mud. You could build a pond with the clay we've got around here, it's sticky.WD-40 Will Stop Mud From Sticking to Your Fenders
WD-40 has a ton of uses, including preventing gunk from sticking to your truck fenders and ATV after a day of four-wheelin'.
sounds like all it will do is pollute the land cuz thats where it will all end up.WD-40 Will Stop Mud From Sticking to Your Fenders
WD-40 has a ton of uses, including preventing gunk from sticking to your truck fenders and ATV after a day of four-wheelin'.
A better solution would be to add mud flaps
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These Alabama mud flaps @joeymt33 made years ago all but eliminate the mud buildup in that section. It's just conveyor belt material with some bolts/nuts/washers.
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I like that. I've got belting. Don't know if my belting will work, pretty thick stuff but if not some old mud flaps off a semi would. May work on that next week. Busy this weekend, got to watch Barrett Jackson at Scottsdale. Old car sap I guess.
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I also used old conveyor belting. This stuff is almost 1/4" thick
Well, deep subject, I'm in the garage with ideas of how to add an internal fender mud flap. Got set on a plan and started fabing the mounts out of some scrap aluminum angle I had laying around. Took for ever to fab and mount the mounts. Nothing on this thing is straight. Got the mounts on up underneath the bed and it was time to go feed. Got to locate which piece of belting I'm going to use and pickup some more stainless nuts and bolts. I've got lot's of belting but some is to thick and thinner stuff is buried. Just my luck.
Got it done, we'll see if this works. I'll be testing it here in a little bit when I feed grain.
Just tested the flaps out. Work great. Best thing is they cost zero, had all the stuff onhand to fab them. Before and after pictures below.
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After feeding in the mud:
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