Fender Radius on Trailer Fenders # CE17701G # HP29VR and # HP69VR

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Is the radius of your wheel fenders contained in the part number, e.g., F1075X32-1R 32inch ??, and F775X28-1R 28inch ??? Can you tell me the radius of the CE17701G fender? Thanks!

asked by: Mark P

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Expert Reply:

All of the fenders you referenced have a 1 inch radiused lip on the edge of the fender. The numbers you referenced in the first two part numbers # HP29VR and # HP69VR are the overall length of the fenders.

The # HP69VR is 28 inches long and the # HP29VR is 32 inches long.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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