Reply With Quotemight work , not sureOriginally Posted by mick.j
why not vent it like you said and put some foam filters inside/ outside them
spray them with cooking spray to catch the fine particals similar to a dirtbike filter
hoping someone can help with a way to keep dust out of the back of my ute when travelling on dusty roads, now i understand i can put some vents on the front of the canopy to let air in when underway but there is a problem with on comeing traffic any ideas anyone?
might work , not sure
why not vent it like you said and put some foam filters inside/ outside them
spray them with cooking spray to catch the fine particals similar to a dirtbike filter
They work heaps better than an unpressurised tub. I have one flexiglass black flappy one in the middle of the top at the front (?). 2nd ute I've done it to.
They also keep the heat down inside.
Some dust still gets in but trying to seal a ute tray completely has its own issues.
In the cabin it's driving with outside air on full that keeps the dust out, then the flick to inside air when a car passes or overtakes so dust is in the air. Following along that line stick a bung or the like in the rear cabin wall to make it a part of the cabin airflow, still you would need a good well fitting cover to make the idea work well.
cheers fnq
curved scoop like a lot of cruiser wagons have on top will help to some degree
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