Tractor mud flaps

[Compshire Farmer]

Anyone got any of these?
Made by Concept Engineering or has anyone done something similar?

 

[michael N123]

Looks stupid with the rubber that side of the metal

 

[Jim75]

I’ve a set id sell. Instead I Got a set that were purpose built for my size of tractor.

 

[Compshire Farmer]

I’ve a set id sell. Instead I Got a set that were purpose built for my size of tractor.

How do the ones you’ve got differ from the one’s picture?

 

[vantage]

Good idea, save everything from getting clarted up.

 

[Robert K]

Could easily make your own If handy in the workshop

Anyone got any of these?
Made by Concept Engineering or has anyone done something similar?
View attachment 1000727

 

[Strungup52]

Question.
Muddy field, stuck, back up, how do you get the flaps out of the way?
IF you remember.

 

[Wellytrack]

Oh my. Big flaps.

 

[Jim75]

How do the ones you’ve got differ from the one’s picture?

It’s maybe just the case wings but with the large box that they use it was too close to the trailers for my liking. Think on larger 180-200hp tractors they’d be fine. The flaps I bought were from a guy who had a similar size tractor and had them down to a tee.

 

[melted welly]

Made a set ourselves for a T7030 that will spend winter pulling trailer at the docks. Cut them a good bit shorter though, keeps front of trailer and load clean on wet days, especially when it’s windy.

 

[Muddyroads]

Local outfit here has them for a lot of road work. Seem to work well.

 

[Gerbert]

Question.
Muddy field, stuck, back up, how do you get the flaps out of the way?
IF you remember.

I see something silver on the end of the flap, might be an eye to hook onto the frame.

 

[Compshire Farmer]

Question.
Muddy field, stuck, back up, how do you get the flaps out of the way?
IF you remember.

They do another option on them where you can hook them up with a chain.

 

[ColinV6]

I made a set a few years back. There was pictures on here somewhere I’ll try and find them.

 

[ColinV6]

They worked well but ideally you need the top of the flap to tuck under the tractor like in the OP’s pic. Haven’t had them on for a couple of winters now.

 

[Compshire Farmer]

It’s maybe just the case wings but with the large box that they use it was too close to the trailers for my liking. Think on larger 180-200hp tractors they’d be fine. The flaps I bought were from a guy who had a similar size tractor and had them down to a tee.

Would be interested to see the design you have any chance of a pic or 2?

I’m think about something for my JD 6130r on trailed sprayer so should be plenty of clearance on turns and it’s got steering drawbar when in field (not on road)

I’m fairly handy in the workshop so quiet capable to make something but was just looking for user’s thoughts and from those who have made their own, also for just short of £400 they didn’t seem too dear time I’ve bought some decent rubber, steel and my time etc plus they are galvanised which is good.

 

[Gerbert]

I don't know about r series, but on jd's there used to be a square piece of tube above the trumpets where you can nicely slide in a smaller box profile to mount mudguards like these.

 

[benny6910]

I made my own, they do want to be underneath the tractor mudguards tho as you still get spray on the back window. Plastic stockboard on the top and just some flaps from eBay on the bottom.

 

[michael N123]

View attachment 1000756

They worked well but ideally you need the top of the flap to tuck under the tractor like in the OP’s pic. Haven’t had them on for a couple of winters now.

NewHolland do extra extensions that stick out the back abit more that go onto yours

 

[ColinV6]

NewHolland do extra extensions that stick out the back abit more that go onto yours

For the T7? I’ve never seen those. Have seen them for the older T6 though