What are the Inner and Outer Diameters of the TruRyde Trailer Spindle Nut

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inter and outer size of spindel nut.

asked by: Roger

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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.

expert reply by: John H

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