Could Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Trailer Bumper # d3-96 be Trimmed Down to 84 inches

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Im trying to find a 3 round rubber trailer bumper. 84 long, First holes 2 from end, and 16 centers? Any suggestions? Thanks

asked by: Daryl W

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The bumper part # D3-96 that you referenced is our best option and could work for you but you will need to make some modifications. You would need to cut it down to the 84 inch length you need and would also need to drill new holes in it that line up with the dimensions that match what you need as this has a distance of 11 inches between it's holes as-is.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Hi Kat, The rubber bumpers that we offer are all 96" in length but can come in different widths. Based on the dimensions you provided i your pictures the #D3-96 is going to be the best fit, but you will have to cut it down to size.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 5

Are the holes you are referring to threaded? If so then you could drill a 1/4" hole into one of our pads (see below) and then use a bolt to attach them to the wall. If the holes are not threaded then it may just be best to use a few phillips…

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The bumper part #D3-96 that you referenced is our best option and could work for you but you will need to make some modifications. You would need to cut it down to the 84 inch length you need and would also need to drill new holes in it that line up…

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Could Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Trailer Bumper # d3-96 be Trimmed Down to 84 inches

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