What Is The Bolt Hole Spacing On The Bulldog Heavy-Duty Cast Head Coupler BD43805W0317?
Updated 09/29/2025 | Published 09/09/2025 >
Question:
what is the center to center of the bolts holes where it bolts on to the tongue?
asked by: John J
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Expert Reply:
Hello John, thanks for reaching out. I went out to our warehouse and measured the Bulldog Heavy-Duty Cast Head Coupler # BD43805W0317. The bolt holes are 3" apart on center. I edited a picture for you. The 3" hole spacing is standard for couplers.
What kind of trailer is this going on?
expert reply by:
Jesse M
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Jesse M.
9/29/2025
Hey John, did the 3-inch spacing work for your trailer? I'm curious to know because it could help others with similar setups.