How Thick is the Aluminum on Aluminum Tread Plate Jeep-Style Single-Axle Trailer Fender # HP96VR

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what is the aluminum gauge [ thickness of the material ] this fender is made of. Thanks in advance

asked by: RWP

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I went out to the warehouse to measure an Aluminum Tread Plate, Jeep-Style, Single-Axle Trailer Fender, # HP96VR. The aluminum is just over 1/16 of an inch thick (0.065 inches).

expert reply by: Michael H

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