Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Trailer Bumper - 96" Long x 3" Wide

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• Recommended Door Bumper and Ramp for a Race Car Trailer
  Yes, we do! It is the Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Trailer Bumper item # D3-96. It measures 96" long x 3" wide x 3" tall. The largest round rubber door bumper we have is item # 37210715 which measures 1" tall and 2-1/2" in diameter. We have quite a few trailer ramps for cars like item # RR-TR-11-2 which measures 136-7/8" long x 14" wide x 11" tall. I have linked our entire selection below so you can see the varying sizes and styles we have and match up your measurements to the correct ramp.
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• Replacement for 84 Inch Bumper on Horse Trailer
  All of our bumper strips are 96" long and have the holes pre-drilled out at 11" on center, but the nice thing is these can be cut and re-drilled to accommodate your application. You just need to choose which one has the width you're looking for: 2-1/16" Width - # D2-96 3" Width - # D3-96 4" Width - # D4-96 So these will definitely work, you'll just need to do some modification to make it work.
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• Replacement Rubber Bumper For A Horse Trailer With A 81-1/2" Bumper Length
  Hi Kat, The rubber bumpers that we offer are all 96" in length but can come in different widths. Based on the dimensions you provided i your pictures the # D3-96 is going to be the best fit, but you will have to cut it down to size.
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• Hardware Needed To Install The Redline Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Trailer Bumper
  Due to the wide variety of applications the Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Trailer Bumper # D3-96 does not come with any mounting hardware. You'll want to use a 9/16" bolt but will need to determine the length of the bolt based on the thickness of the trailer wall you're mounting to.
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• 96" Rubber Bumper Needed with Pre-Drilled Holes
  We have exactly what you are needing with part # D3-96 when it comes to the bumper. This is a pre-drilled round rubber trailer bumper that is 96" long (8') and has 9 holes drilled that as 11" apart on center and take 9/16" bolts. Unfortunately we do not carry any steel support bars with these specs so you would need to source that elsewhere. Attached is an installation video for you to reference.
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• Recommended Rubber Trailer Bumper for 1-1/2 Inch Plate
  I spoke with Redline and although they didn't have the inside dimensions of the rubber bumper, they told me that for a 1-1/2" support you would need to use the Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Trailer Bumper part # D3-96.
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• Option For Rubber Bumper For Rear of Trailer
  Hi Larry, So we have a couple bumpers that may work, though each is 96 inches long. They can be cut to length though, and the difference is their width, as one is 3" wide and the other 4" wide to fit different size bumpers: - Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Trailer Bumper - 96" Long x 3" Wide # D3-96 - Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Trailer Bumper - 96" Long x 4" Wide # D4-96
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• Separating Brake and Turn Signals, Adding a Reverse Light, and Ramp Door Support for a Trailer
  First, trailers in the US use what is called a combined 2-wire system. The brake lights and turn signals are on the same circuit on each side. The turn signal overrides the brake light on the side blinking. In order to have separate turn signals you would need additional amber turn signals and you would need to do some rewiring. On the trailer side you would need to install a special converter, # 118158. The combined left turn/brake wire connects to the yellow input wire, right turn and...
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• Does Rubber Trailer Bumper Require Steel Mounting Strip to Install
  The Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Trailer Bumper # D3-96 does not require a steel mounting strip in the inside to install. This bumper has pre-drilled holes and all you need to do is use 9/16" bolts to bolt it onto the rear of your trailer and you are good to go.
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• Can Custom Holes be Drilled Into a Redline Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Bumper
  Since the Redline Pre-Drilled Round Bumpers, part # D3-96, part # D2-96, and part # D4-96, are made of rubber I see no reason why you cannot drill out mounting holes so that they are custom to your hole patterns. If you will be using the full 96 inches of the bumpers then you may want to consider drilling more mounting holes in your trailer so that the bumper has more support. I recommend drilling out holes to match the rest of the pre-drilled holes to avoid more drilling. Keep in mind...
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• Mounting Hardware Required for Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Trailer Bumper
  The Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Trailer Bumper # D3-96 simply requires 9/16" bolts, which can be found at any local hardware store. If you are keeping it at 96" and not cutting the bumper down to size, you will need 9 of these bolts.
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• Rubber Bumper Options for Rear of Horse Trailer
  We have 3 different rubber bumpers that you can use for your horse trailer. They all measure 96" long but have different widths so you'll just need to choose the appropriate width: 2-1/16" Width - # D2-96 3" Width - # D3-96 4" Width - # D4-96 These can be cut to length and modified as needed. There are holes every 11" but if you need mounting locations different than that you can drill out holes to fit your application. Attached is a review video for you to check out.
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• Rubber Door Bumper for Race Trailer Door
  We don't have exactly what you're looking for but the Round Rubber Bumper Strip # D3-96 could work for you.
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• Rubber Bumper for Stock Trailer
  We do have some rubber bumpers for you to install on your stock trailer. They are all 96" long so it just depends on what kind of width you're looking for: 96" Long x 2-1/16" Wide - # D2-96 96" Long x 3" Wide - # D3-96 96" Long x 4" Wide - # D4-96 These come pre-dilled with holes every 11" but you can cut these to length and drill new holes to match your application if you need to. Attached is a review video for you to check out.
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• Recommended Thick Ramp Door Bumper for Cargo Trailer
  The thickest standard rubber trailer ramp door bumper we currently have available is # 37210715. This bumper has an outside diameter of 2-1/2 inches and a height/thickness of 1 inch. We also have bumper strips like the Redline Pre-Drilled # D3-96. This particular strip is 96 inches long and 3 inches wide. They can be trimmed down to length as needed to fit your application. I have attached video demonstrations on these products as well as a link that will take you to our available selection...
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• How to Install Redline Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Bumper # D2-96
  The Redline Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Bumper # D2-96 can be installed in a variety of ways depending on the nature of the trailer. The holes are drilled all the way through to allow user-supplied hardware to mount it. We also offer a larger size bumper # D3-96 that measures 3-inches x 3-inches. No special tool is required for installation; you will use whatever tool is appropriate for the fasteners you choose.
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• Could Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Trailer Bumper # D3-96 Replace Bumper with Different Hole Spacings
  What you'd want to do is drill holes in the Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Trailer Bumper # D3-96 to match the mounting holes of your trailer and you'd be set. The bumper is rubber so it would be easy to drill. The pre drilled holes of this are 11 inches apart so it wouldn't match perfectly.
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• Weight of Redline Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Trailer Bumper # D3-96
  The Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Trailer Bumper # D3-96 weighs 21lbs. It is 96" long, 3" wide and will stand 3" tall.
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• How to Install Redline Round Rubber Bumper # D3-96 on Trailer With 2-Inch Thick Material
  Since the (presumably steel) material on your trailer is 2 inches thick drilling it for installation of the Redline Round Rubber Bumper # D3-96 is not a great option since this would require a lot of drilling time and extra-long hardware to install it. A better option may be to use an adhesive, one that is compatible with both the rubber bumper and the trailer surface. We offer white silicone adhesive # 0160297 but most any hardware or home improvement store will carry a range of colors,...
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• Can 96 Inch Long x 3 Inch Wide Rubber Bumper be Used With 12 Inch Bolt Spacing
  While there isn't a bumper that has 12 inch bolt hole spacing, you can still use the 96" long x 3" wide Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Trailer Bumper # D3-96. What you could do is drill the necessary holes at the spacing you need and it will work for you.
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• Replacement Rubber Bumper for a Trailer
  The holes on your existing bumper seem to be about 11 inches apart. The holes on bumper # D3-96 are also 11 inches apart. You may have to drill a hole or two to get it lined up with the first hole but then it should line up nicely. I have also included a link to the right that will explain how to estimate shipping cost.
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• Fastener Recommendation to Attach Round Rubber Bumper D3-96
  You could use some self-tapping screws like # FA1131822 to avoid drilling holes first. If you know about where the wiring is you could position the bumper # D3-96 so as to avoid the wiring. Or another option would be to drill from the backside, if possible, so you can avoid the wiring for sure. Or another option would be some type of anchor bolt or screw but that would still require drilling.
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• Recommended Trailer Bumper Replacement
  We only sell trailer bumpers in 96 inch lengths, but they can be cut to size. We have a 4 inch option # D4-96, a 2-1/16 inch option # D2-96, and a 3 inch option # D3-96. The holes are 11 inches apart and have a 1-1/4 inch diameter
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• Is the Redline Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Bumper D3-96 Made of Soft or Hard Rubber
  I went to our warehouse to personally handle the Redline Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Bumpers # D3-96 for you so I could advise you on their stiffness. These bumpers are quite firm. When I applied my palm to the bumper and leaned as much of my body weight as I could onto it, there was almost no compression at all. So this is by no means a soft or squishy product. I would say it is perfectly suitable to use in a boat slip to prevent hull damage or for similar applications.
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