Where do pine needles etc go?
My T@B 400 has been sitting under a larch tree, close to a pine tree, and many of the needles have fallen and slipped between the body of the T@B and the large trim piece that has the logo on it. (The tiny slit that runs through the middle of the photo. Ignore the dark marks - they're just shadows from the open rear window.)
I don't want to remove the trim even if I knew how! Can anybody tell me where the needles end up? Or do they simply fall to the ground under the trim?
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I have same issue. Flush them out with the hose from the top. Most will fall out the bottom but I suspect there are some left behind.
2021 320S BD
2020 V6 Chevy Colorado0 -
OK. I used a power washer and indeed there were many needles lying under the rear of the camper when I finished. Don't know if any are still in the space but I guess they will do no harm.
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That area is temporospacial vortex. Your pine needles are transported directly into my raingutters! :-)
2015 T@B Max S (320)
2015 Nissan Frontier SV V6 4x43 -
But at least they smell good!
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