Replacement Castle Nut

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Do you have just castle nuts? 1 14

asked by: Mark

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Hey, Mark!

Sure do! We have 1" which is part # 165686 and 7/8" which is part # 165931. They don't come with a cotter pin so you would also need part # 165649.

If that's all you need then you're all set!

expert reply by: Gwendolyn Y

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Mark

8/21/2025

Thank you I going to need the 1"14

Gwendolyn Y.

8/22/2025

@Mark Then you will just need # 165686 and you will be good to go, Mark!

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