Trailer mud flaps

[robmac]

Just added some homemade mud flaps to the trailer.

[TexasBob]

What made you think you needed mud flaps?

[Gregg Willow]

The older trailers used to have mud flaps. My old 1978 Prowler had them. They might be a good protection from rocks/gravel more so than mud.

[robmac]

i mainly put them on because i have a quick connect propane outlet behind the tire and wanted to keep it from getting gravel and debris on it

[OldCoot]

Originally Posted by robmac

i mainly put them on because i have a quick connect propane outlet behind the tire and wanted to keep it from getting gravel and debris on it

My propane outlet came with a small shield.

[Twisty]

Good job!
That is on my to do list.
I'm hoping to protect the plastic dump plumbing and maybe keep some debris off of the steps.

[MtnGuy]

I think mudflaps is a good idea for any trailer that has the dump valves behind the tires......may help keep a blown tire parts from damaging the dump valves. I installed mudflaps on my Trailmanor when I had that unit. My current trailer has the dump valves in front of the tires, so that shouldn't be a problem.

[B47]

Looks very professional.

Now instead of having those chrome female silhouettes on them,you could make chrome FRF emblems.

[BigJohnD]

Always a good idea. Here's the ones I did on our cargo trailer. Made them out of some old F-350 flaps then cut stainless to fit. Hadn't got around to making some for the fifth wheel, but it's on the list.

[robmac]

I never thought about the dump valves. It will work for that also as mine are behind the Tires as well. My propane outlet didn't come with a shield because I installed it afterwards myself