Length of J-Bolt On Yakima Spare Tire Carrier # Y07076

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How long is the j-bolt that connects to the plate?

asked by: Toby

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Helpful Expert Reply:

The J-Bolt included with the Spare Tire Carrier # Y07076 is 8" long. This is the measurement from inside the J-Hook to the end of the threads(see image).

expert reply by: Bud M

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Length of J-Bolt On Yakima Spare Tire Carrier # Y07076
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Answer 2

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Answer 9

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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Length of J-Bolt On Yakima Spare Tire Carrier # Y07076

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