[Hunterworks]

Anyone know of any good fender flares for the Wolverine?

I am getting covered up with mud hunting with my wolverine

Todd

 

[Roadymi]

If I had my OEM over fenders that have been on back order for nearly 2 months now...........I'd give you a review.

 

[Hunterworks]

If I had my OEM over fenders that have been on back order for nearly 2 months now...........I'd give you a review.

They don't look like they do much

 

[Roadymi]

I'm thinking that if I mount them, get some 1/4" umhw and rivet it on from the bottom to extend the flares out to the width of my tires.

 

[Flach24]

They do a lot more than you think Todd. Its night and day difference.

 

[trailcutter]

I riveted a piece of belting below the back fender flares and helped quite a bit, I still haven't done the front ,as have my doors on now

 

[mifrank67]

They are just ok !

I Put a set of oem on mine not just thrilled , they are better than with out ! When you turn after going through mud or hammer it your still gonna get mud up the arm and occasionally a spot or two in the face and on windshield! Dont know if they are worth the coin!

 

[chief]

they are better than nothing i got em give em a go

 

[thekevin]

I riveted a piece of belting below the back fender flares and helped quite a bit, I still haven't done the front ,as have my doors on now

Can you post a pic of that.

 

[trailcutter]

pics of fender extensions.

Can you post a pic of that.

 

[thekevin]

What kind of material did you use in front of the rear wheels.

 

[trailcutter]

What kind of material did you use in front of the rear wheels.

that's the four inch belting,i also put some on the plexyglass flares.

 

[thekevin]

I really like that belting in front of the rear wheels. I think it would work good to extend the flares out in front of the door. I think once my 28's go on I am really going to have a mud slinging problem.

 

[trailcutter]

it seems like the front tires throw a lot of mud,one of the members on this forum made a metal plate for the front,don't know how it turned out.

 

[thekevin]

what kind of belt is that, what is it off of.

 

[trailcutter]

what kind of belt is that, what is it off of.

the belting I used came from a local sawmill,you can get from 4'' wide to over 4' wide,it is used for sawdust conveyors etc.the real old tractors used it for a drive belt

 

[Roadymi]

You can buy 4" rubber belt by the foot at farm supply stores like TRACTOR SUPPLY. Ask for baler belting. it is what they use inside the balers that makes the big round bales to wrap them tight before they tie them off. At our local store they have a bulk roll that you can buy however much you need. Here is an online link where you can buy various length and width combinations.

Tractor Supply Co. - Enjoy searching: baler belting 2-ply

 

[W708]

Yamaha Wolverine Rear Mudguard Flares | Trax Equipment

 

[W708]

Yamaha Wolverine Front Mudguard Flares | Trax Equipment

 

[MORSNO]

Yamaha Wolverine Rear Mudguard Flares | Trax Equipment

Yamaha Wolverine Front Mudguard Flares | Trax Equipment

Nice idea with better coverage, but pretty pricy for a piece of rubber.