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McNeilus Fender Front Support - Right Hand- Steel- 1"" Drop
Fender Support · Right Hand Steel
This right-hand front fender support is a heavy-duty steel weldment designed to secure the front section of the fender on rear discharge concrete mixer trucks. Featuring a 1-inch drop, it ensures proper fender alignment and clearance over the wheels while absorbing road vibrations and impacts. It is a direct replacement for McNeilus and Con-Tech (CTM) mixer systems, ensuring the fender remains firmly attached to the chassis. Replacing a bent or rusted fender support is critical to prevent fender misalignment, tire rubbing, and structural failure during transit.
Technical Specifications
MaterialSteel
PositionRight Hand (Curbside) / Front
Drop Dimension1 inch
Part TypeWeldment
Key Features
Heavy-duty steel weldment construction for maximum durability and vibration resistance
Right-hand (curbside) orientation with a specific 1-inch drop for precise fender alignment
Direct OEM replacement for McNeilus and Con-Tech rear discharge mixer trucks
Provides critical structural support to prevent fender sagging and tire interference
Fits These Mixers
McNeilus, Con-Tech, CBMW, Kimble. Fits McNeilus and Con-Tech (CTM) rear discharge concrete mixer trucks. Compatible with standard steel, aluminum, and poly fender mounting systems.
All measurements ± standard manufacturing tolerance.
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Specifications
Specifications
Manufacturer
McNeilus
Sub Category
Fenders
Documentation
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