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Replacement Trailer Hub Drive-In Wheel Studs
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Today we're going to take a look at the replacement drive-in trailer hub wheel studs. This is for a quantity of four. They are half inch by two and a half inch size. These half inch studs are designed to replace the damaged studs on your trailers wheel hub. The raised splined end portion right here of this part is what will be driven or pressed into your trailer hub. It holds them into place.
The stud is what goes through the bolt hole on your trailer wheel, and when used with a wheel lug nut, will hold the tire and wheel to your axle. These are grade A bolts. The thread size end is a half inch diameter and twenty threads per inch and they do use a standard half inch by twenty lug nuts. I happened to pull one of those standards half inch lug nuts and you can see they're designed to just tighten onto the end there. I do want to give you a few dimensions on these. The overall length, which is measured from right under here to the very end of the threaded portion, that's your two and a half inches. The thread length portion is right at one and a quarter inches.
That should do it for the review on the replacement drive-in trailer hub wheel studs, half inch by two and a half inch in size and a quantity of four of them.
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Jim
2/4/2020
We have made several camping trips ao far with no issues. None of the wheel lugs have required re-tightening.