Mounting Instructions for Redline # PF11X35W-2 Fenders

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Do you have mounting instructions for these brackets to attach them to the PF1135 fender?

asked by: Chris

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I do not have instructions, but I can explain how the fender brackets are used. The mounting brackets slide into the underside of the step on either side of the fender with the open end of the bracket facing downward. The fender secures to the bracket by running a bolt (not included) through existing holes in the fender into holes in the bracket.

The flat top edge of the bracket attaches to the underside of the trailer frame using U-bolts that are not included.

We offer two suitable u-bolts that might work for you, depending on the height of your frame members. The # 7163183UB is 3 inches long, and the # 7163184UB is 4 inches long.

Check out the photo I provided, which will hopefully make it more evident for you.

expert reply by: Mike L

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 12

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