Put one on in Missouri. Driving through Kansas in some strong wind and noticed the mudflap flailing, pulled over and sure enough it tore off. Cheap POS.
Don’t be like me, don’t buy Loves mudflaps.
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Was it bolted on right, with washers, to keep it from pulling through?
Did you over tighten?
Did you break a bolt or two, and just have the two outside ones on?
Was there rust on the hangers or those cheap metal hangers with the 4 bolt pins?
Are you certified to do repairs?
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Don't ya just hate when you thought you fixed a problem and it comes right back.
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Love that word. Need to be 'certified' in everything.Opendeckin, bigguns, Rideandrepair and 1 other person Thank this. -
I'm a Certified Mudflap Bolter On...er!
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I'm certain 95% of the mudflaps on the market come from the same factory in China. They just stamp different logos on them.
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I’ve never bought a mudflap. Usually just look on the back row of any major Truckstop. Cut it off, drill some new holes. I try to keep an old one in the side box. Lots of perfectly good ones laying around.
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Oh and if y’all wanna hear the kicker, petro wanted to charge me to drill holes in the rubber flap. Unbelievable.
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