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Printable Trailer Bolt Hole Pattern Template

For accurate results, please print on 8.5x11" paper. Download/print the PDF template below: PDF trailer bolt hole pattern template
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Jim

2/25/2025

Have to agree with Mike 4/23 posting. Dots for wheel lugs are NOT centered around the hub marking. Making for a little bit of a challenge to get things lined up correctly to see what hub spacing you have.

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Mike

4/10/2023

Printed on 8-1/2 x 11, straight line measures 7", but I notice the bolt-pattern dots are not centered around the center "hub" of the template. For example, the 4-on-4 appears with center to bolt center 2" (correct) one direction and the opposite 4-on-4 bolt hole is 2-3/16" from the center. So, not positioned on the page about the center of the hub diagram and not the correct center-to-center dimension.

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Rob

6/16/2022

What about 6 lug with 7.25" measuring center bolt across to the other. I need to find the conversion or something.

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David B.

6/16/2022

That must be an old wheel. Are you trying to replace it or find tires for it? I don't think those have been really "produced" since the 60-70s.
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Rob

6/16/2022

@DavidB yes it's on what I'm told is 1959 international no one has a clue other then changing axle that is off the front end on the truck rear end its quite nice except the fact having 8.75R16.5LT
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David B.

6/17/2022

Ahh those are really awesome looking trucks! Aside from browsing forums and finding someone with the parts you need it would probably be best to swap the axles for something you can actually get parts for.
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Robert F.

6/10/2022

To help with the printing problem on a 8 by 11 piece of paper. Just set scale it to 134% and give that a shot. it worked for me

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Chris V.

4/28/2022

This does not print out correctly. Is your 6 7/8 measurement wrong? At 100% on 8.5X11 paper that line is 5 inches. I give up!