Washing underneath & rust prevention spary

[Goodsy]

Normal garden hose to get the mud off underneath. 15 mins tops.

Both NP and NS saw salt. Pressure washers not good for seals.

How many rusty gen 3 or 4's have you seen?

[Backpaje]

Cheaper than CT18...

http://www.koalakare.com.au/home/pro...rda-truckwash/

Mate
Where can you buy the truck wash?

[ausGeoff]

Mate
Where can you buy the truck wash?

Pedder Sales – Melbourne
(Contact: Terry Pedderson)
P O Box 499,
BRENTWOOD SQUARE (Blackburn North) 3133

Phone: +61 412 548 408
Mobile: +61 412 548 408

[Natator]

I'll second this, it's fantastic.

They also make a huge spray on wheels you roll under it like a trolley jack, but I didn't think it looked like it would do as good a job. It would have the advantage though of being able to leave it there spraying.

I just bought a flexi spray head for my Karcher pressure cleaner ($44 from Bunnings) and it's great. The head swivels 180+ degrees up and down and 360 degrees round and round, so can be fixed in pretty much any position you want.

Great for aiming upwards and moving it back and forward under the car, angle it as needed to clean in and behind the wheel wells and wheels and it got right up under all the lips and everything.

Now all I have to do is deal with the mud left on the driveway...

As for the mud on the driveway, I seem to be moving most of Thargomindah back to my house, one car full of mud at a time. It's a very red mud.

I've found the trick is to wash it off my drive, into the gutter .... Then make sure I flush it at least past the drive next door to me. That way, when the sides of the entire street are caked in red dirt it looks like it originated a couple of doors down from me