could some one please clarify this! thanks
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what is the law reguarding mudflaps?
what is the law reguarding mudflaps?
can any one tell me what the law is on not having mud flaps on a gq with a rear quarter chop?.i got pulled up today by the men in blue and they nearly gave me one of those sick yellow stickers that i want so much!(sarcasm) i talked them out of it but they said it was just the mudflaps mainly, i went on vicroads web site today and found this "mud flaps are not normally required on passanger type vehicles that the mud flap does not form part of the wheel guard excluding tray type vehicles,primovers and motor bikes"
could some one please clarify this! thanks
could some one please clarify this! thanks
Refer to page 16. This is for QLD but I doubt if there is much diference. I've got the same modification as you and was have added mudflaps as described in the attached standard
http://www.transport.qld.gov.au/qt/LTAS ... eb2004.pdf
Cheers MEX
http://www.transport.qld.gov.au/qt/LTAS ... eb2004.pdf
Cheers MEX
SWB MAVERICK
In NSW the bottom of the mudflap has to be 300mm off the ground or less.... cant be higher...
I know this cause i just did engineering a coupla months ago and it was required...
screwy
I know this cause i just did engineering a coupla months ago and it was required...
screwy
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but yours is a ute refer first postScrewy_ScrewBall wrote:In NSW the bottom of the mudflap has to be 300mm off the ground or less.... cant be higher...
I know this cause i just did engineering a coupla months ago and it was required...
screwy
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This is also ambiguous. The first sentence says "Effective mudguards must be fitted for all wheels on ALL vehicles." Yet at the bottom of the same page it says "Mudflaps are not normally required on passenger car type vehicles."MEX wrote:Refer to page 16. This is for QLD but I doubt if there is much diference. I've got the same modification as you and was have added mudflaps as described in the attached standard
Cheers MEX
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Muttley wrote:
I phone queensland transport in the end and their interpretation was that if it had mudflaps out of the factory then it still requires them after modification.
I hear ya.MEX wrote:
Refer to page 16. This is for QLD but I doubt if there is much diference. I've got the same modification as you and was have added mudflaps as described in the attached standard
Cheers MEX
This is also ambiguous. The first sentence says "Effective mudguards must be fitted for all wheels on ALL vehicles." Yet at the bottom of the same page it says "Mudflaps are not normally required on passenger car type vehicles."
I phone queensland transport in the end and their interpretation was that if it had mudflaps out of the factory then it still requires them after modification.
SWB MAVERICK
300mm min from ground to end of flap. flap muat cover to sidewall. Tyre must be covered for 100 degreesfrom flap... something like that, Vic roads Engineer.blkmav wrote:I recently asked this question of an inspector and Marin is correct.marin wrote:in victoria, has to be covered down to centre of the axle height.
marin
Forget the passenger vehcile ref..The vehicle are M*
Bazzle
This is only correct for box trailers.blkmav wrote:I recently asked this question of an inspector and Marin is correct.marin wrote:in victoria, has to be covered down to centre of the axle height.
marin
Vehicles designed for off road use, the wheel guards must be no less than 300mm from the gound. Most manufactures fit mud flaps to their vehicles because designing wheel guards to meet theis rule would affect the operation of the vehicle.
ADR 42/--, Clause 14.
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hey guys,thanks for the replies.you wouldnt belive it the same cop on the same road got me again.BUT i had mudflaps altough the are made from 1.5mm thick rubber and hang down to the 300mm mark, aparently they didnt meet the requirements,they were to flimsy and didnt hold in possition when driving along,they where removalble apparently a big no no.and i had no water in my washer bottle (restriction to view) yello sticker stuck on the window
once he dobe that i wasnt shy about letting him know what the cops should really be doing i there spare time than catching us comming back from a days play. oh well hope we all learn from this. cheers 
Fair dinkum PIGS are wankers sometimes.... thats rediculous.... god if he let you off the first time, then saw u put some on, shorly he saw u made an effort and would of let you off but told you to make something stronger..... jesus that are fools with that sort of thing....muddymav wrote:hey guys,thanks for the replies.you wouldnt belive it the same cop on the same road got me again.BUT i had mudflaps altough the are made from 1.5mm thick rubber and hang down to the 300mm mark, aparently they didnt meet the requirements,they were to flimsy and didnt hold in possition when driving along,they where removalble apparently a big no no.and i had no water in my washer bottle (restriction to view) yello sticker stuck on the windowonce he dobe that i wasnt shy about letting him know what the cops should really be doing i there spare time than catching us comming back from a days play. oh well hope we all learn from this. cheers
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Where did you get pulled over?muddymav wrote:hey guys,thanks for the replies.you wouldnt belive it the same cop on the same road got me again.BUT i had mudflaps altough the are made from 1.5mm thick rubber and hang down to the 300mm mark, aparently they didnt meet the requirements,they were to flimsy and didnt hold in possition when driving along,they where removalble apparently a big no no.and i had no water in my washer bottle (restriction to view) yello sticker stuck on the windowonce he dobe that i wasnt shy about letting him know what the cops should really be doing i there spare time than catching us comming back from a days play. oh well hope we all learn from this. cheers
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Jees thats a bit rude, defecting you for no washer water. Also, there is nothing in the ADR's about the strength of the mudflaps or if they are removable.muddymav wrote:hey guys,thanks for the replies.you wouldnt belive it the same cop on the same road got me again.BUT i had mudflaps altough the are made from 1.5mm thick rubber and hang down to the 300mm mark, aparently they didnt meet the requirements,they were to flimsy and didnt hold in possition when driving along,they where removalble apparently a big no no.and i had no water in my washer bottle (restriction to view) yello sticker stuck on the windowonce he dobe that i wasnt shy about letting him know what the cops should really be doing i there spare time than catching us comming back from a days play. oh well hope we all learn from this. cheers
I would check with VIC Roads techo guys about this & maybe dispute it.
Sounds like the copper is on a power trip.
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