Trailer Spindle Nut 1"

TruRyde Accessories and Parts - 165686

Features:

• Castle nut for spindles
• 14 threads per inch
• Size: 1"

FA-SN100 TruRyde Trailer Spindle Nut

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• Is a Spindle Washer Needed Between the Spindle Nut and Outer Bearing on Dexter 5 on 4-1/2 Hubs
  
• Yes, there should be a washer of some type between the spindle nut and the bearing on your trailer. The washer protects the back side of the bearing from the edges and points on the back side of the spindle nut. There are several types of spindle washers available depending on the spindle configuration on your trailer. The Washer For 1 inch Spindle, # SW1000, is typically used on spindles that have a castle nut, like # 165686, and a cotter pin, # 165649. A D washer, # 5-23, would...
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• How Tight Does the Castle Nut on a Trailer Spindle Need To Be
  
• According to our installers you will tighten the trailer spindle nut until it stops by itself. In other words do not torque it down as hard as you can. It just has to be tight. A little play is to be expected. You do not want to torque it down too tight, because that makes the bearings too tight and then that generates heat and your bearings come apart. You might want to try tightening it a few times to get a feel for where it seems like the spindle nut naturally stops. Once it is...
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• Replacement Hubs and Wheels for Nuway Utility Trailer
  
• Sorry to hear about your bad experience but we can help you. New hubs must use the same bearings as the ones that were stolen to ensure they will fit on your spindles. New wheels must also use the same bolt pattern to ensure they will fit on the hubs. Since you don't have your hubs you can measure your spindles using a digital caliper like # PTW80157 to determine what bearings will fit. If you refer to the linked image you will see the points on the spindle that you need to measure...
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• Which Lock Washer Do I Need For My Dexter 5,200 lb. Trailer Axle
  
• For a lock washer for your Dexter 5200 lb axle, you will need Washer, part # 5-23. If you need a tang style washer, you will need part # 5-101 The tang style washer is used on E-Z Lube spindles and functions the same as a cotter pin, but designed for the E-Z Lube Spindles. If you need a replacement spindle nut, you will need Trailer Spindle Nut, part # 165686. The lug nut you will need Trailer Wheel Lug Nut, part # X1023R, which is sold in a quantity of 1. The item you selected,...
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• Replacement Spindle Nut for Dexter Nev-R-Lube Axle with 50mm Cartridge Bearings
  
• The Dexter Nev-R-Lube axles that use the 50mm cartridge bearing # 31-71-3 use a 1 inch spindle nut, # 165686. If you also need a tang washer use # 5-101. For a cotter pin you would use # 165649. And for a regular flat washer use # SW1000.
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• Torque Rating for Spindle Castle Nut
  
• When installing the castle nut on the end of the spindle, there is no specific torque rating. The nut is ran down until there is no side to side play in the hub, and then backed off to the next notch in the castle nut so the tang washer or cotter pin can secure the nut. Over-tightening the castle nut can damage the bearings, races and spindle. If you click on the video link I provided, and fast forward to the 4:45 minute mark, you can see the procedure.
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• Bearing with 1 Inch Inner Diameter and Race with 1.966 Inch Diameter
  
• If you are talking about the inner diameter then the only bearing we have with a 1 inch inner diameter is # L44643. The matching race is # L44610 and it has an outer diameter of 1.980 inches. For a 1 inch spindle nut we have # 165686. The best way to determine the correct replacement bearings is to go by the inner and outer bearings numbers that are stamped into the metal on the sides of the bearings. Otherwise you would need to measure the spindle using dial or digital calipers for...
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• Spindle Nut Recommendation for a 3,500 lb Axle
  
• Since you have a 3,500 lb axle most likely the diameter of the threaded portion of the spindle is 1 inch. You will need to verify that. And since the spindle has a hole in it for a cotter pin you would need a castle nut. For that I would recommend the Trailer Spindle Nut # 165686. For a compatible cotter pin I would recommend the Cotter Pin part # 165649. The Spindle Nut Kit # RG05-100 that you referenced is for a different style spindle so I would not recommend it for you.
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• Availability of a Replacement Castle Nut for a Harbor Freight Trailer
  
• 25 mm is very close to 1 inch, so there is a good chance the castle nut part # 165686 would fit as it is 1 inch. This has 14 threads per inch, so you will need to compare that to your spindle to determine if it will match up.
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• What are the Inner and Outer Diameters of the TruRyde Trailer Spindle Nut
  
• I pulled the TruRyde Spindle Nut, # 165686, and took some measurements for you. This nut has an inner diameter of .93 inches and and outer diameter of 1.45 inches. This spindle nut is designed to fit all spindles that accept a 1 inch nut. I have attached a photo of the measurements I took for you and a photo of where to measure on your spindle to see if this nut will fit.
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• Should There Be a Washer on Trailer Spindle Between Spindle Nut and Outer Bearing
  
• There really should be a flat washer between the outer bearing of your hub and the nut that holds it on. The washer protects the back side of the bearing from the edges and points on the back side of the spindle nut. The Washer For 1 inch Spindle, # SW1000, is typically used on spindles that have a castle nut, like # 165686, and a cotter pin, # 165649. A D washer, # 5-23, would be used on a spindle that has a flat side and uses the same castle nut and cotter pin setup. A Tongue...
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• Spindle Nut Recommendation for 84 Spindle
  
• For your 84 spindle the correct nut would be # 165686 which is a 1 inch spindle nut.
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• Spindle Nut Kit Recommendation for a Dexter 6k Axle
  
• Since the D60 Dexter Axle uses a cotter pin and castle nut the # RG05-100 would not be the correct kit for you. For that I would recommend the Trailer Spindle Nut # 165686. For a compatible cotter pin I would recommend the Cotter Pin part # 165649. People use channel locks typically for installation and removal of these castle nuts since they don't really get torqued down and the length of the spindle prevents most standard sockets from being easily used.
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• Availability of a Replacement Castle Nut for Trailer Spindle
  
• We have a few options that could work for you, but you will need to measure the threads of your spindle to determine which would work. For a 1 inch spindle nut you would need the part # 165686, for a 7/8 inch nut you would need part # 165931. These are the two most popular sizes.
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• Availability of Replacement Washers for 1-Inch Spindle for Dexter Trailer Hubs and Drums
  
• Thanks for the comment. We do have replacement washers # SW1000 for the hub and drum you referenced # 8-173-16UC3. We also carry 1-inch trailer spindle nuts. The replacement part is # 165686. You may also need a cotter pin. The replacement part is # 165649. If you have an EZ Lube Spindle you will need different parts. Just let me know so I can make the proper recommendations. I have linked a video showing how to remove and reinstall a trailer hub.
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• Thread Count for Trailer Spindle Nut # 165686
  
• The Trailer Spindle Nut # 165686 that you referenced does have a thread count of 14 threads per inch.
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• Replacement Seals and Castle Nut for 2000-lb Dexter Axle with EZ-Lube Spindles and 5-Lug Hubs
  
• The best way to identify replacement grease seals (and bearings and races) is by the original part reference number. The linked photo shows the typical location and appearance of these part numbers. It can be a bit of work to get the parts clean enough to read the part numbers, but this is the preferred method. The alternative is to take precise measurements (of the seal itself or the spindle) using a digital caliper. You can then use the seal's part number or its inner and outer dimensions...
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• Can the Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly # 84546UC3-EZ be Installed on Either the Left or Right Side
  
• The Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly # 84546UC3-EZ that you referenced can work on left or right sides of a trailer. This gets held on with a castle nut like part # 165686. Check out the video I attached on removing and reinstalling trailer hubs to see how it all comes apart and goes back together.
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• Inner Wheel Bearing Recommendation for a Number 84 Spindle
  
• The inner and outer bearing surfaces on a number 84 spindle are different diameters. The outer bearing will ride on a 1.00 inch diameter surface and the inner bearing will ride on a 1.378 inch surface. It sounds like you have the correct outer bearing and now are in need of the correct inner bearing. For that you would want the part # L68149 that you referenced. You will want to use a spindle washer. The washer protects the back side of the bearing from the edges and points on the...
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• Why Does One Brake Assembly Drag more than the Other After Brake Install
  
• If you installed self-adjusting brake assemblies then you would be fine as the brake tension will adjust itself. If you installed manual adjusting brake assemblies you would need properly adjust the brakes to get the correct amount of drag on all hubs. To see how to set the proper drag on trailer brakes check out the video I attached. Fast forward to the 4:30 mark. Remove the adjusting hole cover from the adjusting slot on the bottom of the brake backing plate. With a screwdriver...
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• Replacement Spindle Washer, Castle Nut and Cotter Pin for Dexter Spindle
  
• The linked page displays all the trailer spindles we offer and specs including weight capacity and thread diameter. All spindles we offer have a 1-inch-diameter threaded portion that accepts a spindle washer like # SW1000 and a castle nut like # 165686. For a cotter pin you can use # 165649.
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• Can Performance Tool Installation Set Be Used On Grease Seal With Diameter Of 3.37 Inches
  
• The discs that are included with part # PTW83020 include discs that have a diameter of 2.47 inches and 2.555 inches. The inside diameter of the 10-36 Grease Seals, part # RG06-070 is 2.25 inches so the tool with the larger disc will work for installation. You will want to make sure you have the tool centered properly so you catch the outer ring of the seal when using it to install. A socket is normally not used on a spindle nut like part # 165686. Typically channel locks are used...
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• How To Secure A Hub Assembly To A Spindle On A 3,500 Lb. Axle
  
• The majority of most axles use either a retaining nut or cotter pin with a "D" washer and castle nut to secure the hub onto the spindle. I am not sure what you are referring to as most common axle types do not use a lock washer to secure the hub assembly to the spindle, however I have included all the parts you will need to do so. For the retaining nut you will need the Replacement Nut Retainer part # 6-190. If you need the "D" washer and castle nut you will want the "D" Washer part...
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