Bolt Hole Distance for Redline Single Axle Trailer Fender for 8" to 12" Wheels
Question:
Hi. Would you please let me know the measurement for the space between the bolt holes on this fender: Redline Trailer Fenders - PF775X21W I am replacing my fenders with existing bolt holes and want to make sure these will line up. Thank you
asked by: Daniel G
Expert Reply:
The spacing for the mounting holes on the Single Axle Trailer Fender # PF775X21W is 3-1/2" apart on center (see attached).
These are installed using the Galvanized Steel, L-Shaped, Bolt-On Brackets # PF775-BKT-2 if you need to replace your mounting brackets as well.
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Products Referenced in This Question
Galvanized Steel, L-Shaped, Bolt-On Brackets for Plastic, Single-Axle Fender PF775X21W - Qty. 2
- Accessories and Parts
- Trailer Fenders
- Mounting Hardware
- 4 Inch Wide
- Brackets
- 7 Inch Tall
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Single Axle Trailer Fender - White Plastic - 8" to 12" Wheels - Qty 1
- Trailer Fenders
- No Step
- 10 Inch Wheels
- 12 Inch Wheels
- 8 Inch Wheels
- 7-3/4 Inch Wide
- 20 Inch Long
- Plastic
- Bolt-On
- For Single-Axle Trailers
- White
- Redline
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