Does anyone know of a source for flexible fenders?

[4S50]

I am looking for fenders similar to the steel ones that are on my trailer now, but flexible so that they can sustain the occasional dragging across a rock, etc. The fenders I have are about 30" across at the bottom, 12" tall at the back, and 13" wide. I've searched 'net without success, but it seems that there must be a plastic tractor fender or something similar that would work.

 

[Mark Harley]

http://minimizer.com/construction.html

 

[4S50]

Thanks Mark, I had looked at those. They are way off size wise and too expense to experiment with.Verks, I may try welding some plastic. A buddy is talking about buying a plastic welder.
Thanks again.

 

[mep1811]

fender

I saw this at EXPO.

 

[jatibb]

WHAT ABOUT A TIRE CUT IN HALF? OR I PLAN ON USING A PLASTIC 55GAL DRUM CUT IN HALF AND HALF.

 

[anickode]

You can get very heavy vulcanized rubber troughs in every shape and size from many farm supply stores... round, oval, you name it. The rubber is about as hard as a hockey Puck and designed to stand up to being trampled by cattle and bashed around by angry bulls. Cutting one of those up might be a good solution.

 

[7echo]

It looks like the fenders in this thread are plastic...

http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/143249-Andy-s-Fleetwood-Neon-project