Bracket for mud flaps and snowplow diverters

Land vehicles – Wheeled – Attachment

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280154, B62B 2516

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059675535

ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a mud flap retainer device for attachment to the transverse, rearward facing support frame of a truck. The retainer device comprises a spring biased bracket constructed as a unitary, stainless steel piece, that incorporates releasability of the mud flap without destruction thereof, if the flap is pulled under a truck tire or is torn away by similar exceptional forces. The brackets are also useful for retaining snowplow diverters on the upper perimeter of a snowplow blade.

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