G'day guys thought I'd share some pics with my new coast to coast stone guard looks great hopefully it works 
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Cost $239:smile-34:
:thumb: Cost $239:smile-34:
Swan New Stone guard fitted to Swan tourer
- Thread starter Relle & Mark
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Great price @Relle & Mark is it a universal fit or can it be moved back a bit further. Or does the bed support poles limit this?
The bed poles @cruza driver are about 100mm away from the stone guard the thing that did limit me was the gas bayonet fitting which could be move worst case scenerio :thumb:
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I also forgot to mention @cruza driver the stone guard is universal with slots in base brackets depending on which position it's mounted
I am contemplating one of these for our new Journey. Be interested to see how well it performs.
Yeah the only reason why I fitted one
@chartrock was every time we go away there seems to be some kind of road work going on road surfacing Hopefully it works
@chartrock was every time we go away there seems to be some kind of road work going on road surfacing
Hopefully it works
be interested to see if you can still use a WDH with a stone guard
mainly referring to whether there was room behind the stone guard to attach the weight distribution hitch, and space to get enough leverage to attach the bars.
My WDH hangers sit in front of the stone guard so no problem with leverage. I don't have the extended draw bar either.
I got one of these on the front of mine Basestation, there are 2 different sizes, one for the campers and one for the vans. Both same price and can be shipped to you local dealer or delivered to your door at a cost. seems to work pretty good, not as good as a stone stomper but at the time the funds were running low.
id say he's refering to the WDH ( weight distribution hitch ), as a set of bars run down the side of the draw bar with a couple of fittings.
Hi @Fabulous on the swan there is a bit of room forward of the stone guard to accommodate the WDH maybe
