[Yokahama]

Is there a way to keep insects from getting scooped up in the shroud to the radiators?
Thanks

 

[GoldWingrGreg]

During love-bug season here in Florida, we let some sucker ride in front to clear our pathway

 

[murf]

Is there a way to keep insects from getting scooped up in the shroud to the radiators?
Thanks

I cut aluminum window screening 1/16” longer in length and height compared to the radiator size. I inserted the screen in front of the radiators to catch all the bugs. When the bugs start to accumulate, remove screens, brush bugs off, and re-insert.

:doorag:

 

[Yokahama]

Sounds good, how do you secure the aluminum screen?

 

[murf]

Sounds good, how do you secure the aluminum screen?

The plastic air guide has a ledge at the bottom and there is a slight gap between the radiator and the guide at the top. Bottom of the screen sits on the ledge and the top part of the screen fits in the gap at the top.

:doorag:

 

[Drgsin]

The plastic air guide has a ledge at the bottom and there is a slight gap between the radiator and the guide at the top. Bottom of the screen sits on the ledge and the top part of the screen fits in the gap at the top.

:doorag:

any possibility of pics of the screens alone and inserted? this is a great idea

 

[Pigeon Roost]

The plastic air guide has a ledge at the bottom and there is a slight gap between the radiator and the guide at the top. Bottom of the screen sits on the ledge and the top part of the screen fits in the gap at the top.

:doorag:

Whul, dat wuz uh hole lot better dan wut Ah wuz uh gonna say! Ah wuz ah gonna tell'm t' wait fer snow.

prs

 

[Dick Czmowski]

good idea

 

[Matt(BCNV)]

Is there a way to keep insects from getting scooped up in the shroud to the radiators?
Thanks

Ride backwards....

Hope this helps

Mattbcnv

 

[laen]

That is why there is a reverse