Wet Equalizer Bolt with Locknut and Grease Zerk for Double-Eye Springs - 3" Long

Redline Accessories and Parts - 126B2

3" Long suspension bolt comes with a locknut to secure equalizer to hanger. Grease zerk allows for easy lubrication to keep moving elements functioning properly.

Features:

• Secures equalizer to center hanger of tandem- or triple-axle trailer suspension system
• Allows for easy lubrication to keep moving parts functioning at their best
• Includes locknut to secure in place

Specs:

• Length: 3"
• Diameter: 9/16"

126B2 Wet Shackle Bolt with Nut and Zerk

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• Wet Suspension Bolt vs a Regular Suspension Bolt
  
• The term, wet, in this case means that the head of the bolt has a grease Zerk in it and there is a channel that leads to center of the bolt. This makes it easy to grease the bolt while installed, as you can put a grease gun right up to the Zerk and shoot the grease into the center of bolt. Otherwise, with a dry bolt, you will need to find some other way to apply the grease. If given the choice, I would go with the Wet Shackle Bolt, part # 126B2.
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• Does The Redline Wet Equalizer Bolt, # 126B2, Come In Different Lengths
  
• I called the supplier (Redline) and they said the only wet bolt they offer in a 9/16 inch diameter is the Redline Wet Equalizer Bolt, # 126B2. The length of this bolt, not including the head of the bolt or the threads is 2-1/2 inches. The only other wet bolt we offer is the Redline Wet Equalizer Bolt, # 126A1, which is a 3-1/2 inches length with a 3/4 inches diameter.
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• What Is Bolt Length Measurement On The Redline Wet Equalizer Bolt, # 126B2 And Are Bushings Needed
  
• On the Redline Wet Equalizer Bolt, # 126B2, the length of 3 inches is not including the head. The overall length is 3-3/8 inches including the head. It is a 9/16 inches diameter bolt. This is the only wet bolt I have in a 9/16 inch diameter. I have the Redline Wet Equalizer Bolt, # 126A1, which has a length of 3-1/2 inches not including the head, but it is a 3/4 inch diameter bolt. Yes, the bushings on the equalizers are needed. They can wear out from excessive movement if the trailer is
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• Can Lock Nuts Be Reused on Trailer Suspension Bolts After Being Removed
  
• You may be able to reuse the same shackle bolts provided that they are the correct size, are not severely rusted, and are not cracked or otherwise damaged, but not the lock nuts. If you think your bolts might be rusted, cracked, or damaged I would definitely change them out for new ones. When used with lock nuts, the bolt threads could be compromised and I would recommend replacing them. The lock nuts cannot be reused. There are essentially 3 kinds of bolts and 3 kinds of nuts. First is the r
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• What is the Pitch of Wet Equalizer Bolt with Locknut and Grease Zerk, # 126B2
  
• The Wet Equalizer Bolt with Locknut and Grease Zerk, # 126B2, is a 9/16-18 inch bolt. The pitch, or threads per inch, is 18. This bolt comes with the matching locknut.
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• Could a Wet Bolt with a Zerk Grease Fitting be Used When Installing Trailer Springs
  
• As long as the Wet Equalizer Bolt with Locknut and Grease Zerk, part # 126B2, is the right dimension for the springs that you have, you could use it.
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• How Tight Should Wet Equalizer Bolts like # 126B2 When Installed on a Trailer
  
• When tightening down Wet Equalizer Bolts like # 126B2, our installers in the past have torqued them to about 70 foot pounds. Over tightening can lead to components being damaged so make sure to use a torque wrench that is rated properly. I have included a link to a video that may help as well.
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• Does Wet Equalizer Bolt # 126B2 Have a Weight Capacity
  
• The Wet Equalizer Bolt, # 126B2, does not have an official capacity. But it would be rated well over the capacity it was designed for. If this is the correct size bolt for a suspension system, in this case fits a 9/16 inch diameter hole on a spring, it can handle the weight.
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