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Re: Homemade fenders?
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Posted by Paul on June 08, 2001 at 21:06:08 from (216.138.63.172):
In Reply to: Homemade fenders? posted by Adam on June 06, 2001 at 16:58:18:
Adam, I know a guy who made a set of fenders for his tractor. They look pretty slick. Only thing he screwed up was - he has too large of a flange on the outside edge and he must remove the fenders when he wants to adjust his wheel spacing. It doesn't bother him though, 'cause he never changes the spacing. I personally don't like fenders on my old two cylinder Deeres - gave a set of clamshells to a friend 'cause I was tired of them laying around in the way. Glen Taylor is right too - most of the homemade stuff that I make is too heavy to move. In my case though, it's 'cause I'm not that good of a craftsman. . . Jump on it- sounds like a fun project to me.
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