Man I need front fenders

[coast40]

Here's an example from the hot rod world.

 

[Hall00]

I was going to suggest looking into Skytrak or Lull fenders but the set I found online was $2k.

That's for some thin wall tubing and plastic. Yikes.

 

[coobie]

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Had my Kioti dealer fab me some.

 

[Hay Dude]

I was going to suggest looking into Skytrak or Lull fenders but the set I found online was $2k.

That's for some thin wall tubing and plastic. Yikes.

Yeah!!! They get a LOT for fenders!

 

[Hay Dude]

Steerable front fenders are expensive. They may be plastic but they are quite durable.
Also on many tractors they will reduce your turning angle considerable.
Then if you add a loader into the equation it gets even tighter and becomes a tossup,
do you want maneuverability or mud and slop protection.

I haven’t seen any reduction in steering on my tractors that have steerable front fenders.

 

[LouNY]

I have, it also depends on the front wheel spacing,
on that MX how close to the frame do the front tires get.
And then how much closer to the frame do the fenders get.
Did someone set the steering stops so the fenders don't hit the frame even on the articulation bump stops?
On the 7100 and 7200 series Magnums it makes several degrees difference in turn angle with or without fenders.

 

[5030]

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Had my Kioti dealer fab me some.

Steerable or stationary?

 

[coobie]

Steerable or stationary?

steerable..

 

[Williy]

Why don't you surf the hot rod shops they
have fenders that might just be what you
need

https://www.google.com/search?q=fenders+for+hot+rods&oq=fenders+for+hot+rods&aqs=chrome..69i57j0i22i30.6511j0j15&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

willy

 

[5030]

Not the fenders themselves, it's the mounts and how they attach to the spindles and how they can articulate at full lock without hitting anything. Last time I was at my dealer, they were installing a set on an M151 and the mounts are pretty complex.