Rear dump truck fenders

afish · Mar 11, 2009

I was hoping someone hear knows where I can find Rolled aluminum fenders for a 1 ton dump truck. I saw some on the net somewhere for around 85.00 each from a truck shop but now I cant find it. I would like to use them to prevent mud a dirt from flying up and sticking to the nooks and cranies on the underside of the dump body.

deereguy · Mar 11, 2009

AW Direct has some, I think for rollback trucks. I know what your talking about, I like the looks of them.

afish · Mar 11, 2009

Well after a couple hours of google I finally found them again. Heres a pic in case you where wondering what the heck I was talking about. I will have to take some measurements tomorrow since I think their still to big.

deereguy · Mar 11, 2009

They weren't as shiny pretty but I saw a guy use window wells for basements to form rear fenders on a semi (single rear axle).

Ryan03 · Mar 11, 2009

Google Concord road equipment manafacturing in painesville OH, 44077. They build custom truck bodies, as well as road maint. equipment for us as well as many local municipalities. Give them a call, they can probably fix you right up1-800-942-7623

rdln · Mar 11, 2009

deereguy beat me to it.

dont blame you on underbody mud thing, those cross members are real c channels, just makes a mud shelf.

BOBBYROGERS · Mar 12, 2009

check redneck trailer supply or buyers products they both have good stuff but i have found that with aluminum fenders they seem to crack in a short time with vibration so if you do go with them put rubber washers about 1/4 inch thick between them and ther mounting brackets and tighten them up good that will get you about 4 times the life out of them