Dirty road water covering mirrors, glass

I might add in that this new truck was bought cheap. Only the essentials. The black nylon strips that are between the cab , sleeper and the lower fairing , none. Wide open. No moldings around wheel wells etc...
I think it is an air flow matter due to this. Maybe also these tiny mirrors that are actually duley pick up truck mirrors.
I'm not some newbie. This is a real issue .

 

I had a long washer a long time ago for doing that.
This is too much for that. I cleaned them a few weeks back when it happened. It lasted about 1,/4 mile and I could not see out mirrors.
It's not normal. I've had a lot of trucks. This only happened one other time on a old International. Never figured it out. It's wind somehow blowing it up there. Actually make like a wave on door glass. It curves towards front and moves around. Then hot air dries it at front and can't see through that hardly.
Design issue perhaps . Never buy a Pete. Always a bad idea.

 

It happens. I got in a fight with a young loader guy. He wanted to load my hopper from almost over the trap. I wanted to move back some and start loading from almost front of hopper. He got all mad and said product would not fit if I did that.
Tried to explain that I was giving him a lot more room as I would pull forward as it filled up .
Made no sense to him.

 

I try to be. But since this has me stumped I thought someone here might actually know the answer and give it but seems I'm getting a bunch of rude sarcastic responses from childish people
And for them, there are no stupid questions. Just stupid answers.

 

Yep. That's it.

 

Glad to see you are an adult and not the troll everyone thought you were