NOW w/ OSO DISCOUNT...Hitch-receiver, slide in mud-flap.
 

Does anyone know where to find this online or whatever? I know I have seen it before. It is the width of your tow vehicle, and slides on over your 2 inch receiver so you can remove it when not towing. I want one. Please help.

try http://www.trailerguard.com

Pefrect, THANKS!

great thread. I was just asking a buddy of mine the same exact question this evening, and bam there it is. I will be getting one of these. I wonder if the f-350 one will work on an excursion as well or if the 350 is too high off the ground. :D :cool:

Thanks, I been looking for these too.

Obnoxus fabricated his own. His goes across the entire back of the truck. I'm sure he will be joining in on this one. I wonder if they make a one piece also.
Dan

i made one to put on the back of the truck for pulling the sleds works great!! any RV store should carry these.

I have one of the "Road Wing" brand that they sell through Cabellas, I actually order mine through Camp World. THey work great. I cut mine to be about 3" off the ground on my F350, it ends up about 2" off the ground on my motorhome. I think It's about 165.00 with shipping from Cabellas.
Chuck

Adjustable?
 

Here's some more...

I splurged on the 'Cadillac' product.
 

I just got off the phone with Mary and Neil Knoer of the Rock Tamer.

Rock Tamer

I went ahead and bought the Rock Tamer. It is byfar the 'Cadillac' of the offerings, but also the most robust. Completely adustable, and designed to last you a long time across many applications. I tow with at least 2 different vehicles as it is now, and I am not sure the trimming of one of the other products would work for both vehicles. With the Rock Tamer, I do not have to think about replacement when I buy a new vehicle. I think this one is the ticket, and very nice people to work with.

They have agreed to give any OSO member that identifies themselves as such, a 10% discount off of their regular price.
($251.99 for OSOers). Feel free to give Mary a call and have her explain the benefits.

Troutly,

You just answered the question I was going to ask regarding fitting on a class v hitch. On the hitch I have now I drilled and tapped the hitch and have removable rock guards that bolt on. I wanted something that could be switched from vehicle to vehicle. What does the bracket look like that you are going to build?

Good Idea I'll be copying one of those easy to make if u have the
tools

Like Candyman said,, ,I made my own !! ( Im cheap !! )It slides vver my reciever and tightens down with a lock nut, then a piece of 1/4" angle iron the width of the truck and bolted semi mudflaps to it. It works great, I can send detailed pics if anyone is interested.

I bought a set from trailer guard and they are heavy duty. I ran into one problem that you might want to check on before buying. I had less than 1 inch of space on my insert to attach a bracket, and the trailer guard mount requires 1.75 inches. I will be buying a new insert that is a little longer and trailer guard offered to sell me one at a great price.

I think I will just drill and tap the new class V hitch like my class 3 was and use the same rock guards. This might be a little easier since I already have the rock guards.:cool:

I took delivery of my Rock Tamers last week. It took about 30 minutes to put together and install, and they work sweet. If you talk directly to them, I think they can make you a reciever for a 2.5 square hitch. This is the most robust flap system I have seen, and I got lots of compliments and questions from folks at the SML Poker Run. They adjust to a new truck, or when you change the load in/on the truck in about 2 minutes.