It wasn't all that easy mounting them, but things nontheless went remarkably smoothly--which is a first for me.
The jack didn't even slip out from under the trailer and crush my legs or anything!
I made my holes in the fender side, got it into position, marked one spot on the TD wall, inserted a hanger bolt (real easy using 2 nuts, a wing-nut and pliers), and placed the fender in position. I then did the same thing for the next 4 bolts, one at a time, making it easy to match up the bolts with the holes. Then just popped on the washers and wing nuts and tightened with the pliers.
So where's the aggravation?
The tires look WAY too wimpy with these monster fenders, and now I have to make special wheel covers--moon caps won't cut it either. Here's the plan, but do you think it will work?
What if I epoxied 5 tee-nuts to the wheel, then took a ship's wheel and drilled holes into it, and secured it into the tee-nuts? (Am I saying the right thing--tee nut?)
Roly once explained how he did his, but not only don't I remember what he said, at the time, I didn't understand what the heck he was tallking about.
