Matching Lug Nuts to Use with Wheel Stud # RG03-140

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Thanks for ur reply . the std I need must have a knurled dia of .692 inches . do u have this need 20

asked by: Richard P

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Helpful Expert Reply:

We have the part # RG03-140 you are looking for and then for lug nuts you'd want the # 6-109 and you'd be set.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Richard P.

5/20/2020

Thanks Jameson . please confirm the dia. Of the splined/knurled area. Matter urgent

Jameson C.

5/20/2020

The spline knurled diameter of the stud is .68 inch.

Richard P.

5/21/2020

Thanks for ur reply . the std I need must have a knurled dia of .692 inches . do u have this need 20

Jameson C.

5/21/2020

The Replacement Drive-In Trailer Hub Wheel Stud # 7-232 has a knurled diameter of .69 inch.

Answer 1

Hi Robert! The 17-1/2" wheels are a bit more limited than other offerings, but I think you may be interested in the following two options: Americana Hub-Piloted Solid Center Wheel w -0.5" Offset - 17-1/2" x 6-3/4" - 8 on 6-1/2 -…

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Answer 2

The Taskmaster Modular Wheel w/ +0.08 Offset - 17-1/2" x 6-3/4" Rim is offered in both silver as part #TA35ZR and white as part #TA36MR. That said, they are designed for use with 5/8" wheel studs. The only 17-1/2" wheels we offer…

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Answer 3

A Dexter 8k hub would have an 8 on 6-1/2 inch bolt pattern like what the part #TA45ZR has. This is also a 17.5 inch diameter trailer wheel. For a mod style wheel instead, we have the part #TA35ZR.

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Answer 4

I have attached for you below a list of all our 17.5" x 6.75" trailer wheels with an 8 on 6-1/2" bolt pattern below. There are a few different types of wheels in this list such as aluminum/steel, dually/standard, and hub/lug centric.…

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Answer 5

Hey Robert, To find your offset you'll need to measure from the mounting surface of your lugs to both outer edges of your current wheels. A negative offset will move the tire further away from the trailer while a positive offset brings the tire…

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Answer 6

It might be possible to change out the studs in your hub from 9/16 to 5/8 if they are drive-in studs and not the type that threads in. If they are drive in and the diameter of the knurl end is approximately 0.6875 inches then you can replace them. We…

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Answer 7

Hey Don. The Taskmaster Modular Wheel item #TA35ZR works with 5/8" lug studs. It does not have a center cap. The pilot hole diameter is 4.76". This is a 17-1/2" wheel with a 8 on 6-1/2 bolt pattern. It has a 5,956 lbs capacity per…

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Answer 8

I am a little confused where you are getting the 7-3/4 inches from on a 6-3/4 inch wide wheel. Even on a hub-piloted wheel the hub would still be near the center of the wheel. Would you possibly be able to explain a bit more where you got that…

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Answer 9

The recommended amount of tire clearance to allow for suspension travel on virtually any trailer is 3" from the top of the tire to the bottom of the fender or frame and 1" from the inside of the tire to the frame. If you need to raise the…

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Answer 10

We offer 2 17-1/2 x 6-3/4 wheels that have an 8 on 6-1/2 bolt pattern and a 4.76 inch pilot diameter. I'll run through them below. • #AM22461 is a modular style wheel with a silver powder coat with a -0.5 offset • #TA35ZR is a modular silver…

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Answer 11

We have a number of 17-1/2" wheels with an 8 on 6-1/2 inch bolt pattern for you to choose from, with the only minor differences being that the pilot diameter of the larger wheels wouldn't be 4.9", it would be smidgen smaller at either…

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Answer 12

A Dexter 8k axle is going to have a hub installed on it that has an 8 on 6-1/2 inch bolt pattern. I attached a page that has all of the 17.5-inch rims we offer with this bolt pattern for you to check out. The most popular wheel is the part #TA35ZR…

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