ANy idea on how to make some dual axle trailer fenders at home
cheaply. I bought a used trailer and it desparetly needs new fenders
but they are major money!

stryped wrote in article
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ANy idea on how to make some dual axle trailer fenders at home
cheaply. I bought a used trailer and it desparetly needs new fenders
but they are major money!


Frame them with cut/welded angle iron, then cover with sheet metal riveted
to the angle iron.

On Wed, 25 Jun 2008 08:12:15 -0500, "*" wrote:



stryped wrote in article
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ANy idea on how to make some dual axle trailer fenders at home
cheaply. I bought a used trailer and it desparetly needs new fenders
but they are major money!


Frame them with cut/welded angle iron, then cover with sheet metal riveted
to the angle iron.

Or plywood,
Or old rubber belting. (think treadmill)
** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **

clare at snyder dot ontario dot canada wrote:
On Wed, 25 Jun 2008 08:12:15 -0500, "*" wrote:


stryped wrote in article
...
ANy idea on how to make some dual axle trailer fenders at home
cheaply. I bought a used trailer and it desparetly needs new fenders
but they are major money!

Frame them with cut/welded angle iron, then cover with sheet metal riveted
to the angle iron.

Or plywood,
Or old rubber belting. (think treadmill)
** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **
If you can find some metal culvert pieces, they make very sturdy
fenders. Kinda ugly, though.
I agree with the angle iron / sheet steel fabrication, if you can get it
as scrap. Think bed rails and water heater tanks.

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