Are these for 3500 lbs axles and do they have the mounting studs?
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James, Yes they are for 3500 lbs axles and the studs are there. The studs are fine thread and metric. You will need nuts for them.
1958829
Yea they should work on 3500 lbs axles, and yes the come with the studs instead however no nuts so salvage the old ones
1958830
They are built for a Dexter, Alko, Quality 3,500 lbs. axle and do include mounting hardware.
1958831
James,Yes they are for 3500 lbs axles and the studs are there. The studs are fine thread and metric. You will need nuts for them.
869526
They are only manually adjustable. The quality and fit were better than expected, but as others have stated, the studs needed to be backed out a rotation or two for the nuts to reach the threads. They are on my son's lifted Dodge 4x4 and they've seen some pretty harsh conditions and are holding up nicely.
1805018
I doubt they will. A 350 has a larger front wheel bearing. Meaning a bigger hub. I'm sure MM has one for it.
1142702
Yes they are. Regarding bolts, mine arrived with them, the bolts on your undercarriage are too short. Also, you will mount these on the opposite side as the instructions state (curved end will be facing toward the back)
556819
Congratulations! These should work if you're using standard axle diameter. Good Luck!
2265089
There should be one for the 1500. My 3500 rides a bit hard in the back. Drives like a champ with weight in the box but real bouncy otherwise. Then I removed the spacer so I have about 1" clearance between the axle and timbrens instead of running directly on them. Makes a difference for my back for sure. Have the front ones too for plowing. Was way too rough. Got the hell bent steel 2" leveling kit. And that helped out tons now the the suspension has 2" before the timbrens hit the axle. Hope this helps
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I do not believe they would support the claimed weight that way. There is only a rolled metal lip holding the bearings in. Like one of the other reviewers said, they are cheap and might hold light work. I would not want to stand underneath to test it though.
371673
These are very heavy duty, but I could not find a weight limit. I have racked 350 lbs on them and they don't wobble or flex.
869112
As long as the wheels take a 60* conical lug seat then yes. These lugs are the correct thread pitch for the Toyota wheel studs.
1236767
I don't believe these come with the axle or quick release mount, however it is only a black color. I don't know where the stock picture was taken or when, but it is no longer chrome.
316490
There are 2 mounting brackets per side. I don't know if they will support up to 350 lbs, no one over 200 lbs has ever stepped on them to get into the truck.
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idk the ones I got were wobbly to begin with. and the axle bore is 5/8". it will tell you all the dimensions in the amazon description.
823884
You'll have to use a stud finder to find the studs. These brackets MUST be connected to studs in order to support the weight of your bicycle.
1485689
Yes. They come with a template and a mounting hole on the back. Just buy anchors that meet the weight.
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They do not have axels. They mount with quick release skewers, which are included.
307806
I have a 50lb GE and they work fine. Mount it to studs to be sure. Not sure if drywall mounting brakets alone would support it
1306572
Hello, No, they are the incorrect bolt pattern. You would want 5x4.75. Thanks, -Jon