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magictarheel

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Posted: 10/30/09 08:03am

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A few years ago someone place instructions on how they made a protect a tow . Did a search and does not go back far enough. Thought I had saved the post. Would anyone still have that information, Thanks Mark

BaldyD1

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Posted: 10/30/09 09:16am

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Post was by DancinCampers on 06/17/05 at 6:32 pm.

Seemed to be a fine guard if someone required dinghy protection.

Planned to assemble one myself; but, after almost 9 years towing without any protection with NO dinghy damage and having a family member that has towed for about 35 yrs without protection or damage, decided against it. All of the motor homes above had the solid flap accross the complete rear. That solid flap probably protected the dinghies being towed.

Friend used a front "bra" and the dingy's paint was scratched by the fine dirt/sand that was "washed" under the bra when it rained. As with any and all things, there will be some that have had great results while others have had very bad results. Hope any protection you choose 'werks' for you.

NOTE: Spella checqua no bee workin' correctlee.

Speedy, Jackie & Dusty {Shih-Tzu/Maltese}
2006 Kountry Star KSDP 3912
2005 Saturn Vue (dinghy)

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