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John White
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I sent the company a e-mail to get a freight quote. I would rather have the steel ones on a equipment trailer. I am hoping they have a place in Ohio where I could pick them up.
Replaceing trailer fenders??
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newbury
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I understand the need for steel. My Hudson has heavy duty diamond plate. I think they are 1/4" or thicker. I stand on them frequently when loading the trailer.
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skipmarcy
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Do your current fenders come off or are they welded on ? You might consider making them removeable - very handy when loading pallets etc. on an equip. style trailer as well as when opening doors on a trailered vehicle.
My Load Trail equip. trailer has them and are pretty handy. 1 bolt front & rear and they slip up & off the small brackets welded to the frame. Have to disconnect the wiring connector for the clearance light. Would be fairly easy to weld a couple small brackets to your frame and then weld a pair of matching gussets, 1 to the frame and the other to the fender and use a bolt & nut to secure. Those fenders in steel are fairly heavy though but plenty sturdy.
My Load Trail equip. trailer has them and are pretty handy. 1 bolt front & rear and they slip up & off the small brackets welded to the frame. Have to disconnect the wiring connector for the clearance light. Would be fairly easy to weld a couple small brackets to your frame and then weld a pair of matching gussets, 1 to the frame and the other to the fender and use a bolt & nut to secure. Those fenders in steel are fairly heavy though but plenty sturdy.
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Check these guys too. They are easy to work with. But they are in Houston so, shipping.
trailerwheel.com
morris lipham
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Freight will be cheaper if sent to a business, if you know someone who will let you send to them.
