Alaskan Cabover.
While driving on those days with lots of insects flying around I get dead ones inside my camper along the rails and counters under the windows. After I have raised the top I vacuum them up with the hand vac as they are always dead and rather desiccated. If this doesn't make sense I can take some pictures.
Has anyone else experienced this? If you have, did you find a remedy?
Also, has anyone attached a deflection shield to the front of their camper to create airflow over their camper to keep bugs off of the leading edge of the camper top and from behind the truck cab? Mine gets covered with bugs so I'm thinking there is also a potential for a mileage increase if the airflow is channeled over the camper and not smacking bluntly into it.
Input is appreciated.
While driving on those days with lots of insects flying around I get dead ones inside my camper along the rails and counters under the windows. After I have raised the top I vacuum them up with the hand vac as they are always dead and rather desiccated. If this doesn't make sense I can take some pictures.
Has anyone else experienced this? If you have, did you find a remedy?
Also, has anyone attached a deflection shield to the front of their camper to create airflow over their camper to keep bugs off of the leading edge of the camper top and from behind the truck cab? Mine gets covered with bugs so I'm thinking there is also a potential for a mileage increase if the airflow is channeled over the camper and not smacking bluntly into it.
Input is appreciated.
