Replacement Screw-In Wheel Stud for Boat Trailer

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Hi I have a centurion boat trailer and the screw in studes ahve frozzen on the nuts. The Nuts say 1/2inch r/h and are for a Ford thread. will the part number 25-53, will these be suitable as the thread into the hub is the same as the wheel nut thread.

asked by: Trevor

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The part you referenced, Redline # 25-53 Replacement Screw-In Wheel Stud, has a fine thread pitch and a 1/2-inch diameter. If this matches your trailer's wheel stud then you can use a lubricant to remove the old stud and replace it with this one using a thread lock like Loctite Blue # LT37643.

expert reply by: Adam R

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Answer 1

Hey Joe, yes the PowerMax RV Toilet #PM42VR that you referenced does come with a seal for the floor and everything else needed to install. I attached a picture that shows all of the hardware that comes with this as well.

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Yes, it is James. The PowerMax 310 RV Toilet item #PM42VR is a Dometic 310 toilet. The PowerMax label is a high-performance flushing system featuring a powerful swirl-jet cleaning action. The PowerMax 310 RV Toilet item #PM42VR has a elongated seat…

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Answer 3

Hey Steve, for your tongue weight of 600 lbs the Blue Ox SwayPro part #BXW0756 is rated correctly and would be a solid option for weight distribution. With that said for the money I would go with the Strait Line part #RP66083 instead as it has a much…

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I spoke with my contact at Redline and he said that the Replacement Screw-In Wheel Stud, #25-53, is an industry standard grade 5. This replacement wheel stud will be equivalent to, or surpass, the load capacity of the old lug bolts that you are…

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Answer 5

We do have replacement studs, but since we do not carry AL-KO products I am unsure as to a specific fit. I have attached a link that has our available list of replacement studs for you to look through. You will simply need to make sure that you check…

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Answer 6

Yes, you will want to use the Loctite Threadlocker 242 - Medium Strength - 1/4" to 3/4" Nuts/Bolts item #LT37418 to install the Redline Replacement wheel studs item #25-53. This is the blue one you will be able to remove your studs in the…

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Answer 7

I went out into our warehouse to get the dimensions of the Dexstar Conventional Wheel part #Am20758 that you requested. From the opposite end of a nub to the other side of the round portion of the rim that sticks out this wheel measures 11-9/16…

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Answer 8

We have the Dexstar Conventional Steel Wheel, #AM20758, in stock so I went out to the warehouse to get an exact measurement for you. The outside diameter of the inner ring of this wheel is 11-1/2 inches including the nibs.

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Answer 9

I wasn't able to get exact info on your part number, but from the part number we know it's right hand thread wheel bolt like the part #RG02-020 which is a fine thread 1/2 inch diameter bolt with a 60 degree angled head. The other most likely…

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Answer 10

The degrees represents the angle of the cone that is on the wheel bolt. If they are 90 degree then the cone is a 90 degree angle made by the angle created by each side of the bolt. A 60 degree lug bolt would have a 60 degree angle made by each sides…

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The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…

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Answer 12

In order to determine the torque rating for the lug nuts on your trailer you will need to know check out the chart I attached that shows all of the torque specs for all the trailer lugs available based on stud size, wheel material and wheel size.

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