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Old 03-08-2013, 07:25 AM
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I finally Got Home and was able to start working on the fenders.

Here are some pictures of the update...
Cory, Before you start any body work on them fenders, mount them on you're tractor and see if the one that had the big dent in it isn't tweeked one way or the other. Like in the area where the fender bolts to the tool tray. Easier to streighten it out now than after there is filler in the repaired area. Check for clearence issues between the tire & fender before filler & paint. You'll end up with a nicer looking job !
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Cory, Before you start any body work on them fenders, mount them on you're tractor and see if the one that had the big dent in it isn't tweeked one way or the other. Like in the area where the fender bolts to the tool tray. Easier to streighten it out now than after there is filler in the repaired area. Check for clearence issues between the tire & fender before filler & paint. You'll end up with a nicer looking job !
Thanks! Great idea, today after work Ill mount them to the transmission, and see how they look! Hopefully, the look okay, that center tray is THICK steel, I need to work on that tray more because I cant seem to bend it.
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The fenders look great Cory! 100 % Better than they looked when I put them in the box to ship them to you.
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I used a 2 lb ball peen hammer and a 5 lb mini sledge and a palm shaping tool and hit against a piece of steel.

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