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Replaces a screw-in wheel stud for your trailer hub. 1/2" Diameter bolt.
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Thread Diameter (A) | Overall Length (B) | Lug Nut End Length (C) | Hub End Length (D) | |
1/2" | 2" | 0.922" Fine | 0.830" Coarse |
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Today we're going to take a look at the Replacement Screw-In Trailer Hub Wheel Stud. This is a 1/2 inch diameter by 2 inches in length, and this is for a quantity of one. Now, this 1/2 inch stud is designed to replace a damaged wheel stud on your trailer hub. Does have a coarse threaded section of the stud right here. This will screw into the threaded hole on your trailer hub. Then the finer threaded section right here of the stud is what will go through the bolt 00:00:23 hole on your trailer wheel, and when used with a 1/2 by 20 size wheel lug nut will hold your tire and wheel to your axle.
I do happen to pull a 1/2 inch by 20 lug nut, a standard lug nut. You can see when this is installed into your hub, put your wheel up on the stud, and then just put your lug nut on there and torque it down to the correct specification. Now, these bolts are grade five bolts. A few measurements on this. The overall length, total end-to-end is 2 inches. Now the threaded length on both ends, the length of the threaded section on both ends is going to be right at 7/8 of an inch.
The differences on these, the thread size on the core section right here is a 1/2 inch by 13 threads per inch, and on the fine section, that's where the lug nut attaches to, will be the 1/2 inch by 20 thread per inch. That should do it for the review on the Replacement Screw-In Trailer Hub Wheel Stud, 1/2 inch diameter, 2 inches in length, and a quantity of one.
Average Customer Rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars (20 Customer Reviews)
Replaces a screw-in wheel stud for your trailer hub. 1/2" Diameter bolt.I've been trying to find studs to replace bad ones on an older utility trailer I have and the only place I could find them was at etrailer. I never realized just how many products they carry. Their web site is very easy to navigate, the ordering process was extremely simple, and the shipment arrived within just a couple of business days! Much better than most of the other websites I have used in the past. I will recommend this web site to all my friends looking for any trailer or towing part in the future. Thanks!
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i searched the internet , all auto parts stores in town, ace hardware made calls to their suppliers. i could not find a screw in stud that would fit the hub for my trailer....i tried etrailer . like magic i found it, and at a great price with fast low cost shipping..
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steve in salmon
Worked out great! Used to replace the no longer available lug nut bolts on a lafayette danton hub.
Wish product was easier to find through searches.
Exactly what I needed
Quick shipping great products
Great product and service. Product description needs to be updated to clearly explain that there are two different threads on this stud. 1/2 X 20 & 1/2 X 13.
They worked as they should!
excellent company !, on time with rush order and right part delivered. have used before and will continue to use this great company !
good product and delivered very fast.
Excellent product hard to find in my neck of the woods
exactly what was needed
just what i needed
great service
Just the size i need thanks
Came fast, works great!
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9/15/2020
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