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Wheel Rim Clamp for Mobile Home Style Hubs

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Code: 15-2

Retail:$3.04

Price:$1.69

Shipping Weight: 0.25 pounds

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Redline Accessories and Parts - 15-2

Clamp used to hold the wheel on to the hub.

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Wheel Rim Clamp for Mobile Home Style Hubs - 15-2

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Wheel Rim Clamp for Mobile Home Style Hubs - 15-2

rating rating rating rating rating by: Fred F12/24/2011

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Very quick delivery, excellent communications, they went the extra mile to get me the products I ordered in the time frame I had. Thank You and Merry Christmas28680

Wheel Rim Clamp for Mobile Home Style Hubs - 15-2

rating rating rating rating rating by: Chip Mc03/04/2011

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received items very quickly, when I originally placed order online I did not notice a problem with my address, I received a call within hours on a Saturday to remedy my mistake. I am really impressed with etrailer and will recommend them to anyone needing trailer parts8484

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What Is the Torque Rating for Lug Nuts on a Mobile Home
Typical torque rating for car, truck and SUV lugs is 90 ft. lbs. As always, you should check with the manufacturer of the mobile home for proper ratings. Vehicle weight, lug type, hub type, etc. all play a role in the torque rating and the best way to find out would be to call the manufacturer of the mobile home.
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