Posted by charles todd on February 19, 2009 at 10:35:42 from (205.242.95.136):
In Reply to: Home-made fenders posted by John G. Hasler on February 18, 2009 at 18:45:06:
I am with the others on this one. NO PLYWOOD OR ANY OTHER WOOD! It will not be safe, visually appealing, or long lasting. If you wanted to build, follow the suggestions of finding some sheet metal from a HVAC place that they make ducts out of. This and some light angle or tubing will be fine. By the time you layout, cut out, and fabricate wood or metal will be about the same. One will last a bit and the other may out live you. I also agree that fenders from another tractor can be made to look like they "grew there".
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