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• Trailer Fender Installation Clearance and Mounting Project
  Thanks for the photo. Honestly 5 inches of clearance from the fender to the top of the tire is fine if that is what you desire. We normally recommend 4 inches to allow for the suspension travel whether with leaf springs or torsion axles to allow enough space so you won't have contact between your fender and the tire. Based on your photo it appears there is a bend in the fender, so I'd personally drop the fender down a little more which would relieve that binding. I'd adjust it to...
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• Availability Of Black Plastic Universal Trailer Fender
  We may have a few potential options for your, but I'm afraid we don't carry anything exactly like the fender you referenced. That fender looks very inexpensive, and we do not carry anything quite that cheap. We do have a few basic black plastic fenders that will fit the 12" or 13" wheels. I have listed a few below if you want to take a look. Fulton Single Axle Trailer Fender - Black Plastic - 8" to 12" Wheels # F008550 Single Axle Trailer Fender w Top Step - Style B - Black Plastic -...
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• Trailer Fenders in Black For 145R12 Tires & Mounting Brackets
  For a single axle trailer fender in black that will work with 145R12 tires and wheels you need the Single Axle Trailer Fender # F008559. You will also use the Mounting Brackets for Trailer Fender # CE26061G-2.
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• What is the Radius of CE Smith Single Axle Trailer Fender CE17701G
  If by radius you mean the length of a line segment from the center of a sphere to its perimeter then it is 11-3/4 inches given that the overall length of the fender # CE17701G is 23-1/2 inches. Because the fender is not a true half circle, this does not represent the actual dimension of the radius. Because two of these fenders placed together would not make a complete a circle, the actual radius would be unobtainable and would most likely be slightly less than 11-3/4 inches. Fulton...
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• Black Plastic Fender Recommendation for a Harbor Freight Trailer
  You have 12 inch rims, but extra 3/4 of an inch you measured is for the lip of the tire that does not count towards the overall diameter. The black fenders part # F008559 should work well for you, but to utilize your current mounting setup you would need to trim these fenders near the underside so that you could attach them to your mounting brackets. You would also need to drill through the top of the fenders too.
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• Replacement Fender for Yacht Club Jet Ski Trailer Measuring 20.5 Inches Between Mounting Holes
  I have a solution for you but # F008559 is not what you need because the mounting holes for this fender are on top not on the side like what you need and it's a slightly different style as well. For the exact same style of fender you want the Single Axle Trailer Fender with Top Step - Style C - Black Plastic - 8" to 12" Wheels, part # F008551. This fender measures 21.5 end to end. I went out to measure it for you and found the pre-drilled mounting holes to be exactly 20.5 inches apart...
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• Replacement Fenders for 1997 ShoreLand'r Boat Trailer
  I did a bit of research and the information that I found shows the 1997 Shoreland'r OMC-V1928A / OMC-GV1928A having a 10" black poly fender. When it comes to a replacement fender of this size, I recommend either the Style B Single Axle Trailer Fender w/ Top Step, # F008559, or the Style C Single Axle Trailer Fender w/ Top Step, # F008551. Both fenders feature a step and have a 300 lb capacity. I do recommend taking a couple measurements just to verify the size of your current fender. I...
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• Replacement Fender for Thule Utility Trailer
  The Fulton Single Axle Trailer Fender # F008559 referenced in your question is designed for use with 8 to 12 inch diameter wheels. If this is what you have, then the Fulton Fender should work as a replacement, however you may need to fabricate your existing mounting brackets a bit to account for the slightly different size and mounting holes. The fender measures 7.35 inches wide, 22.3 inches long, and 6.5 inches tall. I have attached an image with additional dimensions for this fender that...
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• Trailer Fenders to Fit Kenda 5.70-8 Bias Trailer Tire with 8-inch White Wheel AM30120
  The Kenda 5.70-8 Bias Trailer Tire with 8-inch White Wheel # AM30120 has an overall diameter of just over 18-inches so for a fender you will want to use one of those shown on the linked page. These fenders fit this 8-inch size trailer wheel. You have choices in aluminum, plastic and steel fenders such as black plastic fender with step # F008559. I also linked all of our fender mounting brackets.
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• Trailer Fenders Compatible with 12 Inch Wheels and Brackets 27 Inches Apart
  For your retrofitted kayak trailer I recommend the Single Axle Trailer Fender - 16 Gauge Steel - 13" to 14" Wheels - Qty 1 # HP89VR which have a span of 28 inches. This fender is designed for larger tires and has a 28 inch overall span, so when mounting to your brackets it will fit on the inside of your brackets. If you want to go over the brackets then the Single Axle Trailer Fender - Jeep Style - Aluminum Tread Plate - 13" to 15" Wheels - Qty 1 # HP96VR may be more the route to go....
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• Availability of Fulton Plastic Trailer Fender # F008542 in Black Color
  We do offer two very similar black plastic fenders from Fulton, both also with a top step, part # F008559 and # F008551 that can be seen on the link provided. The white Fulton Single Axle Trailer Fender with Top Step # F008542 measures 7-1/2 wide x 23-11/16 long x 8-11/16-inches tall and it fits 12-inch wheels. Part # F008559 works with 8-, 10- or 12-inch wheels and measures 7-3/8 Wide x 22-3/8 long x 6-1/2-inches tall. Part # F008551 fits the same wheels and measures 7-3/8" Wide x 21-13/16"...
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• Recommendation For Painting Plastic Trailer Fenders
  The Single Axle Trailer Fender w Top Step - Style B - Black Plastic - 8" to 12" Wheels - Qty 1 # F008559 can be painted, but there is some work to do with painting plastic as you stated. To paint it so it won't peel, you will need to wet sand it to scratch up the finish so it can hold paint. Usually you can do this with 1000 grit sand paper making sure you get every inch of the fender. Then use a primer and then paint in a couple coats. I like Rustoleum outdoor spray paint which you...
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• Will a Fulton Plastic Trailer Fender Fit a Harbor Freight Folding Utility Trailer
  The Fulton plastic fender # F008559 will fit on a trailer with 8 to 12 inch wheels. To determine if it will fit your trailer you will need to compare its dimensions with the dimensions of the fenders you already have. This fender is 7-3/8 inches wide, 22-3/8 inches long, and 6-1/2 inches tall. I have included a diagram showing the measurements for you.
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• Replacement Plastic Fender with Steps for Thule Trailer
  Thank you for the photo of your trailer fender. The replacement fender closest to yours is Fulton part # F008592 which is a silver/gray color and that has overall dimensions of 33-1/2 long x 7-1/2 wide x 8-3/4-inches tall. You can see this in detail by clicking on the linked video. This fender is sized to work with 12-inch diameter trailer wheels and it is a bracket-mount type that is NOT pre-drilled with mounting holes. You will drill the necessary holes. The linked page displays all...
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• Availability of Trailer Fenders for 12 Inch Wheels
  The closest plastic fender we have that matches the dimensions you provided is the Fulton Single Axle Trailer Fender with Top Step # F008559. This fender measures 22-3/8 inches long x 7-3/8 inches wide x 6-1/2 inches tall. For a slightly closer match to the dimensions you provided, we have the CE Smith Single Axle Trailer Fender, 16 Gauge Steel # CE17720. This fender is not a plastic fender, but measures 22-1/2 inches long x 7 inches wide x 8-1/4 inches tall. I wish we had a fender...
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• How to Find Replacement Fender for 7 x 16 Cargo Mate V-Nose Trailer
  Not necessarily. I don't have the ability to look up which fenders your trailer left the factory with, but I might be able to assist you in finding something similar. You'd want to measure your existing fender and see if anything we offer closely matches the size and style of the existing fender. For instance, the Fulton # F008559 fender you'd looked at has an overall length of 22.3 inches, a height of 6.5 inches and a width of 7.35 inches. This fender is designed for use with 8-12 inch...
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• Available Trailer Fender Mounting Brackets
  We offer fender mounting brackets in various sizes and types that you can see on the linked page. The best option for any particular fender will depend on the nature of the specific trailer. Both L-shaped brackets like # PF775-BKT and U-shaped brackets like # PF1135-BKT are available.
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• Replacement Fender for Tag-Along Trailer # 62644
  If your Harbor Freight Tag-Along trailer has 8"-12" wheels you will be able to use the Fulton Fender # F008559 as a replacement. Since it is made of high density ABS plastic, you'll be able to drill new mounting holes to match those on your Tag-Along trailer. This comes as a single fender, so in order to have matching fenders you'll need to purchase two. If you need mounting brackets for the Fulton fenders you can use the CE Smith Mounting Brackets # CE26061G-2 . If your trailer has larger...
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• Fender Recommendation for a Nuway Folding Trailer with 12 inch Wheel
  I pulled up some pictures of Nuway folding trailers and they use a pretty small black fender like the part # F008551. This may not be exactly the same as what your trailer has, but it would work just fine with some possible modification.
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• Is Mounting Hardware Included with the Fulton Black Trailer Fender # F008559
  The Fulton Plastic Fender, # F008559, does not include mounting hardware. You will need to use existing hardware from the old fender or, in not available, use hardware of your choosing from a hardware store. Because trailers are so different and mounting methods are different, the specific hardware needed is on a individual basis.
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• Availability of a Boat Trailer Fender 45 Inches Long on a 2000 Escort Boat Trailer
  We do offer 45-inch long trailer fenders like # F008585, they are designed for larger wheel sizes of 13-15 inches, but they are 10-1/4 inches wide. This is the closest fender we currently offer to what you are looking for. I included links to all the 45-inch long fenders and all the 10-inch fender tire sizes we currently offer.
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• Can CE Smith Fender Bracket # CE26065PGA Be Used with Fulton Trailer Fender
  Yes, the install brackets part # CE26065PGA can be used with the Fulton fender part # F008559 that you referenced. The great thing about these brackets is how universal they are. And that will easily work with the Fulton fender you have. If you flip the brackets to get more height you'd have to notch the fender most likely so that the bracket clears the fender like it should.
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• How to Use Redline Brackets PF775-BKT-2 to Install Plastic Trailer Fenders
  To install the fender part # F008559 with the brackets # PF775-BKT-2 you will need to do a bit of modifying as the two can work together, but they are not designed specifically for each other. If you check out the picture I attached you will see how the brackets will install in a similar fender. You will need to use that as a guide for how to attach the fenders with the brackets.
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• Haulmaster Fender Fitment from an 8 Inch Tire to a 10 Inch Tire
  I can help you find a fender that will accommodate your 10 inch wheel. A popular plastic option among customers is the # F008559 it is similar to the one you referenced but since it is for a 10 inch tire there is only a top step. The most popular Steel Fender for 10 inch wheels is # HP99VR, and for Aluminum fenders its # HP49VR. It would be important to see how your current fender is mounted and compare it to the distance needed to mount the new fender, you may to move a bracket further...
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