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Posted by DL on February 26, 2005 at 18:10:50 from (204.227.221.216):
In Reply to: Loading problem posted by Rob in Mo on February 26, 2005 at 12:52:48:
Hey Rob, I just finished building a trailer that solves this problem... built my own fenders from 1/4" deck plate that are strong enough to drive over. Mine extend 4" above the deck and have a "ramp" on each end so I can easily get up & over them. You could do the same thing... but, if you could raise the deck of your trailer up a few inches, the fenders wouldn't have to be so tall... easier to drive over. HTH, best regards, DL
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