What is the Lengthwise Spacing of the Mounting Holes for Trailer Fender # PF775X21W

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Hi, what the distance on the hole centers lengthwise, 18inch ? I have a Venture trailer with plastic fender on angle iron brackets Added a pic. Thanks!

asked by: Will

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It looks like the Single Axle Trailer Fender # PF775X21W is the same fender you have on your trailer. I went out into our warehouse and measured the distance lengthwise between the mounting holes of the fender and found it to be 18 inches.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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