U-Bolt For A 2-1/8 Inch Trailer Frame
Updated 07/22/2014 | Published 07/20/2014 >
Question:
Good morning, need some u bolts for a 2-1/8inch frame that are less then 4inch long. Do you sell something like that? It is possible to use the CE15501A, but I would have to cut it. Do you know the length of the threads? thanks,
asked by: Paul
Expert Reply:
The U-bolts we offer with designed to fit a 2-1/8 inch frame are part # CE15501A. We do not offer any other U-bolts designed to fit a frame that size.
I pulled one of the part # CE15501A U-bolts from our warehouse and took some measurements for you. I have enclosed a photo with the dimensions noted you can check out. The length of the threads you asked about is 2 inches.
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CE Smith U-Bolt - Stainless Steel - 4" Long x 2-1/8" Wide x 7/16" Diameter - Qty 1
- Boat Trailer Parts
- U-Bolts
- 2-1/8 Inch Wide
- 7/16 Inch Diameter
- Stainless Steel
- 4 Inch Long
- CE Smith
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