Torx Screws for Securing Bed Boards to a Utility Trailer

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Do you have The torque screws for the big tex utility trailer bedboards?

asked by: Scott R

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We have a few sizes of Torx screws to secure the bed boards on a trailer, however I do not know what screws are used on the Big Tex trailers and we do not have any specifically for them. I have included the length options we carry below, they all have a 1/4" diameter.

1-1/2"
- 1-1/2" Long Torx Floor Screws # TF01150

2-1/4"
- 2-1/4" Long Torx; Floor Screws # TF01225

2-1/2"
- 2-1/2" Long Torx Floor Screws # TF01250

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Answer 1

Since a 2x6 board is about 1-1/2 inches thick, I don't think using 1-1/2" Long Torx Trailer Floor and Wall Liner Screw for ACQ Treated Wood #TFX150ACQ is going to provide sufficient contact with the trailer frame. For that reason I recommend…

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Answer 2

I would recommend to use the treated torx screws for ACQ (Alkaline Copper Quaternary) treated wood for better corrosion and rust resistance. The treated torx screws like the Redline 2-1/2 Inch Long Torx Trailer Screw for ACQ Treated Wood, part…

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Answer 3

The width of a trailer wheel is measured from the inner edge of a bead to the inner edge of the other bead. If you take this measurement it should be 5 inches on your wheel. Take a look at the video I have linked that shows how to measure. You can…

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Answer 4

A blowout can be caused by any number of things, from the trailer being overloaded to the tire being underinflated (or underrated) to just a poor quality tire. In general, the higher the load range and capacity the higher the ply rating will be, so…

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Answer 5

The difference between load ranges varies based on the tire size and brand. When comparing two tires of the same size and brand, a load range D tire will always have a greater weight capacity and psi rating than a load range C. However, when…

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Answer 6

Nearly all trailer wheels including the Karrier ST205/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire with 15 inch Galvanized Wheel #AM32397 have a zero offset. The backspacing is 3-1/2 inches. I determined this by taking the width of the rim (6 inches), adding an inch…

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Answer 7

The difference on a 15X5 tire and a 15X6 is the width of the wheel. The 15X5 being 5 inch width and the 15X6 being a 6 inch width. I recommend The Dexstar Steel Spoke Trailer Wheel #AM20428. The wheel has a 5 on 5 bolt pattern with a pilot diameter…

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Answer 8

A 205/75-15 size tire can actually fit on a wheel from 5 to 6-1/2 inches wide. With that being said, it's generally better to go with the thinnest wheel your tire fits on because that puts the weight on the wheel in the most vertical position so…

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Answer 9

You are correct. The pilot hole size for the Torx Floor Screws, part #TF01250, is 7/32 inch. These come with 40 screws in the package, and measure 2-1/2 inches long. The screwdriver bit you may want for the Torx screws is part #TX430-1. These are…

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Answer 10

There really isn't anything we can offer other than using screws longer than the 1-1/2 inch Torx Floor Screws #TF01150 since that particular length isn't catching. Depending the added length you need you can get the same screws, but either…

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Answer 11

The 2-1/2" Long Standard Torx Trailer Floor and Wall Liner Screw #TFX250 is listed for a single screw so you can order the exact quantity you need. We do offer the 2-1/2" Long Torx Floor Screws in a Package of 40 #TF01250 which are the same…

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Answer 12

The 2-1/2" Long Torx Floor Screws, 40/Pkg #TF01250 is a great way to purchase the screws in bulk. Additional screws are available individually as part #TFX250.

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