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Old 02-11-2013, 12:58 AM
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Default Custom fender ?

I have a 149 I am turning into a mini 66 series tractor. Where do I get those custom mini fender I see every so often and is it possible to make it out of the stock fenders?
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Old 02-11-2013, 06:30 PM
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Be creative . Get a welder. Bead braker. Hammer and dolly. Metal working tools. there customs i have yet to see anyone selling what u are talking about.
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Midwest super cub sells them my brother bought. A set for his 149
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http://www.mcssl.com/store/midwestsu...ers---aluminum
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Has anyone ever put a set of these on a narrow frame, like a 1x4/1x5 series? I'm curious how they would look.
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it's not complete but this is my version of a 122 with the mwsc fenders

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I saw a set of fenders made from the fuel tank of a semi. Looked very cool, but it was a puller.

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it's not complete but this is my version of a 122 with the mwsc fenders

nice. considering the same for my next project.
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how thick are those aluminum ones? they pretty rigid?
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There kinda on the thin side but not to bad
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