Fenders for Enclosed Trailer... Where?

I am in need of both the left and the right fenders for my tri-axle enclosed trailer. I have searched online but can't seem to find anything that resembles what I am looking for. The best way to describe what I need is an "outer lip" that is about 3 inches or so wide that attaches to the outside of the trailer with what I would call 2 tear drops between the tires. The inner fenders are part of the trailer and from the inside are basically just a square box. (I do not need the inner part just the cosmetic outer part!) The outsides both ripped off over the past few years because of flats :(

Thanks for any help that anyone may have!
Stephen Blethen

Get the measurements, and call Pace. I know they sell parts.

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Originally Posted by lateapex911

Get the measurements, and call Pace. I know they sell parts.

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Gee Jake how do you know that.:D

har har, you gonna help our friend or just pick on the guilty? ;)

Stephen,

Call Steph at work, 800 998 8779, they can probably order fenders for you. She also said if you're blowing a lot of tires you either have a bent axle or are over loading.

Overloaading.... me no not at all :) They actually were the same tires on it as when we purchased it several years ago. We actually blew them on our way to Ohio a year and a half ago (1 out and 1 back) took out both fenders. :( Since then we replaced tires and wheel beerings and taken much better care of it! Its an oldy but still a goody!

On our trip home from Ohio, out of curiosity, we stopped at a truck stop and had it weighed... truck/trailer combo with driver no passengers it came in over 28K :eek: Since then we carry way less spares! still a tranny and a press inside but lots of other stuff gone and much less tires travel with us!

Thanks for responding! I will call her monday... I assume she is not at work now or on the weekends.
Stephen

Workin' today 9-3.

If that doesn't work out try Redneck Trailer. Triple fenders are the last item on these pages:

http://www.redneck-trailer.com/2009/H/H4-H5.pdf