I need to know circle diameter of the 5 crank bolts. If star point is at 12 o'clock, I could derive with distance between 10 and 2 o'clock. Thanks!
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6.2 inches based on the intersecting line at the apex of the turning sprocket.
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the max circumference is 18.85, or it says 6 inches in diameter. The tightest you can really get it to without fear of breaking it (as i can tell) is 7.85 arc length or 2.5" diameter. For me its handy for the circles that are too big to reasonably have a circle template for.
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You have to measure the bolt circle on your trailer's axle and the number of bolts. This rim has a 4.5" bolt circle and 5 bolt holes. Typically referred to as "4.5-5". You also need to verify you have 12" tires on your trailer which this is.
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The distance between holes on a 5 hole pattern is the radius x 1.1755". For a 4.5" BC the distance is 2.645" between holes. The distance between the carriage bolt holes on this carrier should be 4.2798". I had to remachine a new sq. hole to make this carrier fit my 5-lug rim.
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the first number (68mm) is the width of the this cylinder that holds the bearings and the axle that the cranks are screwed on. the second number (110 or 113mm) is the measurement of the axle itself. to find out what that measurement is you need to rip the cranks off your bike. they have special tools for that just in case you don't know. with a "caliper gauge" you can then easily measure the axl. but if you so far that you unmounted the cranks then you might as well remove the bottom bracket(also with a special tool). on that BB itself there should be a label with all the measurement on it. hope it helped a little.
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sorry, i don't know. it depends on the inner diameter of the bolts. the Lumenock company would be a better place for that info
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It's a little difficult to tell, Vinny, as the lug nuts I'm using are slightly tapered and aren't marked. However, my efforts to measure them indicates about 12-14mm, depending on how you do it. This 6 point spline tuner fits them fine.
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The total bolt length is 1-3/4" long (1-1/2" long from the bottom of the hex head to the end of threads) The diameter is 5/16 Hex head is 1/2" Hope this is of help to you. (They work great)
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I never measured them. I just drilled down to my model using weber's parts web-site and then ordered. Everything was trivial after that. I was amazed that I could easily unscrew bolts after 10+ years of burning and spending winters outside. Here is the link http://store.weber.com/parts/finder/gas
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68mm is the case length, 103mm is the spindle (axle) length. you BB shell will determine your case length and threading (English is most common). Your crank arms in relation to your chainline will determine your spindle length. http://sheldonbrown.com/bbsize.html provides a table with most of the common crank sets listed. Find your crankset and under length you will find the applicable spindle length. Sugino messengers (RD 5 Bolt) and old dura ace are the only ones that run a 103 spindle length. Most of the single speeds I've seen run a 107-108. Sheldon Brown (RIP) is your "Go To" sorce for all of these sorts of questions. Good Luck! 68mm is the case length, 103mm is the spindle (axle) length. you BB shell will determine your case length and threading (English is most common). Your crank arms in relation to your chainline will determine your spindle length. http://sheldonbrown.com/bbsize.html provides a table with most of the common crank sets listed. Find your crankset and under length you will find the applicable spindle length. Sugino messengers (RD 5 Bolt) and old dura ace are the only ones that run a 103 spindle length. Most of the single speeds I've seen run a 107-108. Sheldon Brown (RIP) is your "Go To"... » Read More 68mm is the case length, 103mm is the spindle (axle) length. you BB shell will determine your case length and threading (English is most common). Your crank arms in relation to your chainline will determine your spindle length. http://sheldonbrown.com/bbsize.html provides a table with most of the common crank sets listed. Find your crankset and under length you will find the applicable spindle length. Sugino messengers (RD 5 Bolt) and old dura ace are the only ones that run a 103 spindle length. Most of the single speeds I've seen run a 107-108. Sheldon Brown (RIP) is your "Go To" sorce for all of these sorts of questions. Good Luck! « Show Less
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Look if the manual of your bike or the crank arm specifies the size, or if the size might be stamped on the existing pedal.If DIY no documentation available: Measure the hole diameter on the crank arm (at the inner side, opposite to the pedal) or take one of the original pedals off your bike and measure the threaded part, you'll need a caliper for that. (That's how I did :-)Hint: Clerks at (small) hardware stores and of course bike shops or fellow experienced bikers also could help with that.
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Hi, It is 6mm. Hope this helps. In general, I am disappointed be the lack of a dimensional description for these little motors. They should give shaft diameter, length, flange mounting screw thread, and bolt circle, body length and diameter. All this information would help. Jim
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Measure axle diameter, bolt circle diameter, count number of bolts, match same and you will be OK
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Hello David, By my Dial Caliper the Outside Diameter is .980. Just a hair under 1 inch by .020 I hope this helps in your Build Quest. For the price I am very satisfied in the overall results and groupings at various distances. Good Luck and best in all things to you. Michael
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I can not remember ,sorry.10.5x12 rings a bell but I am not sure.We had to cut,grind and repaint our brackets flat black to match our project.I recall them being good brackets .I wish I could be more help.
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The round part of the alternator is 5" diameter and it is just under 3" thick. The two mounting flanges span about 7" total. In my application, I could not get at the pulley to measure the diameter but it looked to be under 3".
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Measure from the center on one hole to the back of the third hole.This is the easiest way to estimate a 5-lug bolt circle. You can also measure from the center of one hole to the center of the third hole using 1.05 multiplier to find your bolt circle.