Spare Tire Carrier Capable Of Mounting To 2" Wide x 6" Tall Trailer Frame Without Drilling

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I need a frame mount spare tire carrier for my trailer. The frame is 2 x 6. Do you have any that will fit without drilling?

asked by: Terry P

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The Demco Spare Tire Carrier # DM15851-76 is the only spare tire carrier we have which will allow you to mount your spare on a trailer frame 2" wide and 6" tall. You will need to acquire longer carriage bolts from a local hardware store as the included bolts will only fit up to a 4" tall frame.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 2

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Spare Tire Carrier Capable Of Mounting To 2" Wide x 6" Tall Trailer Frame Without Drilling

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