The Mecalac Mudguard TA3 (OEM 1599-1046) is a genuine replacement bodywork component designed for use on selected Mecalac TA3 site dumpers. The mudguard protects the machine’s wheels, chassis, and surrounding components from mud, stones, water, and debris thrown up during operation, helping to maintain a cleaner and safer working environment.
Manufactured to OEM specifications, the mudguard is engineered to withstand the harsh conditions encountered on construction sites, including impacts, vibration, weather exposure, and repeated use in muddy or abrasive environments. Precision-manufactured for an accurate fit, it is designed as a direct replacement component to restore the original appearance, protection, and functionality of the machine.
FUNCTION AND OPERATION
- Protects wheels and surrounding components from debris
- Helps reduce the spread of mud, water, and loose material
- Improves operator visibility and machine cleanliness
- Helps protect nearby mechanical and electrical components
- Withstands demanding site conditions
- Designed for heavy-duty construction applications
TECHNICAL DETAILS
- OEM Part Number: 1599-1046
- Type: Mudguard
- Function: Wheel and chassis protection
- Application: Mecalac TA3 site dumpers
- Material: Durable formed metal construction
- Design: OEM direct replacement component
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
Suitable for selected Mecalac equipment, including:
- TA3 site dumpers
- TA3H site dumpers
- TA3SH site dumpers
- Other compatible Mecalac TA-series machines fitted with the same mudguard assembly
Always verify compatibility using the machine model, serial number, and OEM part number before ordering, as mudguards can vary in shape, mounting arrangement, side position, and specification between machine models and production revisions.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Always confirm the correct OEM part number, machine model, serial number, and bodywork specification before ordering, as mudguards are manufactured to precise dimensions and mounting requirements. Installing the correct component is essential to maintain proper fitment, machine protection, and safe operation.
Common signs that a mudguard requires replacement include cracking, bending, corrosion, impact damage, loose mounting points, or excessive deterioration caused by site conditions. When replacing the mudguard, it is recommended to inspect the mounting brackets, fixings, adjacent panels, and surrounding components for signs of wear or damage. Replacing any worn associated components at the same time will help maximise the reliability and service life of the complete mudguard assembly.