Trailer Fenders

[smalls]

Need help finding some chrome or stainless fenders for my trailer.

[Costello]

I just went through the same search myself Smalls. Here's what I found. I had heard of ULTRA selling some to other board members, but i had heard they were around $600. That sounded awful pricey to me. I had found 16 gauge steel fenders for $50 a piece. I called Pac West trailers in Sacramento, and he could get Stainless for around $320 non polished, $450 polished (plus freight) and chrome for around $600. I searched and searched online and found nothing cheaper. Fortunately, the Jetboatguru found me a chrome set with upholstered sides for $100. Good luck finding a set.

[schiada96]

Costello I was at Jims shop that night. Those had been at Bassets shop for a long time.

[Costello]

96, I am glad to have them. I had to do a little shim job to make them work, but at that price who gives a fook.

[TR4]

Hey smalls, where im from we no run fenders. Just make sure yo boat be on de trailer square.

[EricU]

I just bought a set of 10" wide x 66" long chrome steel fenders for a tandem trailer from Ellis Trailers for $425 or $450 a pair.
Eric

[HavasuDreamin']

Originally posted by TR4:
Hey smalls, where im from we no run fenders. Just make sure yo boat be on de trailer square.
Yeah, and make sure there is no gravel on the HWY of any kind..........DOH! http://free.***boat.net/ubb/wink.gif

[Costello]

Eric,
I'm sure you pissed off all of the people who want more for them, http://free.***boat.net/ubb/biggrin.gif but from the working men and women on this board, THANK YOU for revealing a better priced source.

[smalls]

Terd4,
I got me acouple fendrs but day is craked out like you???????

[smalls]

Thank you all for the help. I will contact them.
Smalls