Replacement Knob Needed for Pressed Threaded Bolt on Reese Outfitter Bike Rack

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I have a Reese Outfitter Bike Rack. I need to replace a knob. The 1/2 in. thread bolt is press fitted into the rack and the female knob screws on. See pictures. Do you carry these knobs.

asked by: Richard

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Unfortunately that rack has been discontinued and we don't have replacement parts. You can simply use 1/2 inch 13 thread standard hardware nuts like # CE10812 or # 55178 to secure the plate.

expert reply by: Jason S

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Answer 1

You'll need one of the following knobs based on when your Swagman Original Bike Rack, part #S64152-2 was made: Prior to 2009, part #P1004, this includes a standard 2 inch bolt that will fit the knob. 2009 to Present, part #P1041, which is…

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Answer 2

I spoke to my contact at Swagman and she informed me that in order to install the Replacement Knob #P1004 that you referenced you will need to put the metal lock washer on first and then the other two plastic washers before you install it on the…

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Answer 3

I believe the part you are looking for is Swagman Hitch Mounted Bike Rack Replacement Knob, part #P1004. We carry them and I have added a link below.

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

The difference between the locking knobs for Swagman bike racks, #P1040 and P1009, is the type of bolt that they accept. Knob #P1040 and #P1041 for 2009 and newer racks accepts a 6mm threaded bolt. Knob P1009 (and #P1004 with the bolt attached) for…

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Answer 6

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Answer 12

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