Replacement Fenders Recommendation For Champion Boat Trailer

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Need a right rear fender for single axle Champion boat trailer Looking from rear. 9inch wide and 44inch overall. Also need rear step without the top cover. Champion boat is 2000 193SCX. Fender was destroyed when the U bolts came loose. Thanks

asked by: Charlie A

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We offer two fenders that have dimensions you may be able to work with for your Champion boat trailer.

The first fender I recommend is the Fulton Single Axle Trailer Fender, part # F008594. This is a Silver polyethylene material that measures 9.7 inches wide X 43.4 inches long, and is 12.75 inches tall. This fender features both a front and a rear step and has a weight capacity of 4 inches. This fender is designed to work with 14 inch wheels. For two of these fenders you would order part # F008594-2.

If you prefer a white fender, I recommend part # F008574. This fender has the same dimensions and capacity that the silver fender has. If you want to replace both fenders I recommend part # F008574-2.

expert reply by: Jeffrey L

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Answer 1

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