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Torx flathead screws make securing a wood floor to your trailer quick, easy and economical with a 1/4" diameter and type F points for heavy-gauge sheet metal, aluminum, cast iron and zinc. Forty per package.
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TF01-250, Screw, Floor Torx Head 1/4" x 2 1/2", 40/pkg
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Michael: Hi there. I'm Michael with etrailer.com. Today, we're going to take a quick look at the two and a half inch long Torx floor screws. These floor screws are going to allow you to re deck your trailer. These are almost identical to a lot of the screws that are used from trailer manufacturers, so it's a good chance that you might not even need to drill a new pilot hole for these when you're putting your new decking on. It might attach to the frame just as they are, so a great option for you there.
These screws do have a tapered head so that they will sit flush with the surface. The end of the screw is an F point and it's a blunt end to help to cut through multiple kinds of surface, including heavy gauge sheet metal, aluminum, and cast iron as well as zinc. So depending on what type of material you have, it should do a good job for you. These are right at two and a half inches of total length, you can see they're only about one quarter inch diameter. You are going to have 21 threads per inch, and it is going to require a 7/32 inch pilot hole.These are going to be a great option for you if you're redoing your deck.
If you don't already have one, I would recommend picking up a Torx head screwdriver bit. You can find that here at etrailer.com using the part number you see on the screen there, just to make sure that it's easy for you to drill these in place. You are going to get 40 of these screws with each package, so depending on how large your trailer is, how many boards you're putting down would determine how many screws that you'll need. But overall, I think these are going to do a great job allowing you to put those new boards down so that your trailer seems fresh and ready to go, ready to haul more material for a long time to come. So that's going to complete our look for today.
Again, I'm Michael with etrailer.com. Thanks for watching..
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Ratings & Reviews
Gwendolyn Y.
4/27/2025
Hey Luis! I'm glad that Naomi helped fill the gaps for ya. What kind of project are you working on?
Tom A.
10/13/2017
Outstanding, the screws have really worked out well. They went down easily and have held well over the year.
Tj
3/21/2023
Great
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11/4/2014
Trailer rebuild has been working fine.My only issue is the center marker lights are a plasticHousing that broke. I have seen trucker lite bars thatAppear to be the solution.