Single Axle Trailer Fender w/ Backing Plate – Steel – 13″ to 14″ Wheels – Qty 1

Description

Trailer Fenders

7-3/4″ Wide x 28″ long x 10″ tall. This sturdy, rounded fender has a durable backing plate that helps protect your trailer from debris. 16-Gauge, cold-rolled steel is built to last. Bolt or weld onto your trailer.

Features:

• Rounded fender with backing plate covers 1 tire on your single-axle trailer
  • Fender blocks road debris from hitting other vehicles and helps protect your trailer’s cargo
  • Backing plate adds extra protection for the side of your trailer
• 1″ Wide outer edge is rounded
• Sturdy, 16-gauge, cold-rolled steel construction
  • Prime and paint fender to get corrosion protection and to match your trailer’s finish
• Weld-on or bolt-on installation
  • Requires drilling and purchase of mounting brackets (sold separately) for bolt-on installation
• Made in the USA

Specs:

• Application: single-axle trailers with 13″ to 14″ diameter wheels
• Dimensions: 28″ long x 7-3/4″ wide x 10″ tall
• Quantity: 1 fender
• Weight: 6 lbs
• 2-Year limited warranty

Note: Do not use the backing plate to mount the fender to your trailer.

Tips for Replacing and Installing Trailer Fenders

• Do your best to match the dimensions of the new fender to your old one.
  • If a fender was damaged during a blowout, use the opposite fender to get the dimensions.
• As with all trailer maintenance, don’t forget to chock your wheels before getting started.
• For a bolt-on fender, use your existing mounting hardware, if possible.
  • The old mounting bolts or screws might be stripped or rusted, in which case you’ll need to tap them out and buy new hardware.
• If removing an old, welded-on fender, either carefully chisel it off yourself or take your trailer to a weld shop to have the fender professionally removed.
• Don’t forget to prime and paint the new fender to keep it from rusting (and to match your trailer’s finish).
• Before you start drilling, position the fender where you need it and center it over your wheel well.
  • Mark where you need to drill (measure twice, drill once).
• Don’t tighten down the mounting hardware completely until you’re sure the fender is mounted correctly.