this is the first time i have bought one of these. what do you measure to determine the size? it is a older trailer with a 5 stud hub.
1060241
You need the diameter of the inner race of the inner and outer bearings. There are two types, one has the same bearing at the outer edge of the hub as it does in the inner. The other has a stepped acle with a bigger inner race on the inner wheel bearing (next to the seal)
1060242
Pull off existing hub. Wipe off grease. Is spindle tapered? If yes, measure diameter at back end and front end......you could also measure diameter of inner bearing race. If rear is 1 - 3/8 and front is 1-1/16 then your good. That's it.
1060243
Measure the diameter of the axle. You will have two measurements because the axle is tapered or stepped. You must remove the old hub to do this. For accuracy, use a caliper.
1060244
The axle size where the bearings go and from stud to stud size to see if it the right size
1060245
Measure axle diameter, bolt circle diameter, count number of bolts, match same and you will be OK
1060246
Most trailers are a standard 5 lug. U need to measure the diameter of your current inner and out bearings. If u have a northern tools or harbor freight near u they have a wall in a trailer section you can put your bearings on to check. I just use a ruler. These are much better quality than those stores sell
1060247
Just confirm you trailer axle spindle diameters at 1 3/8" inner and 1 1/16" outer;then check wheel bolt pattern for5 lug X 4 1/2" wheel stud measurement .Wheel stud should be 4 1/2" on center when you measure the longest distance between 2 studs
72312
The stud is cone shaped, at the widest it's the size of 7/ 32 drill bit. hope this helps.
1051991
It measures 4" from center of lug hole to center of lug hole across from it. Not being measured on the trailer. Rim off and on the ground is easiest.
917555
I actually bought this to fit on a utility trailer that I have so I don't know.
1581016
If you go on the website it gives you a template with the dimensions. As it happens, my trailer is two states away at this time and I can't measure for you.
2267668
You will need to use it to raise up to the trailer. So the positions are up. Then measure and make sure your trailer is level
703160
You have to measure your trailer from front to back. Don't include your hitch portion. Then order accordingly.
1130700
These fit nicely on normal length lugs. I'm not sure what the standard wheel stud length is but they were a great fit on my trailer. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
1884346
I had mine machined to enlarge hub bore to fit trailer axle. I'll Measure when I go clear the snow. I have a un machined pair also.
1131320
They appear to be Timken to me. The quality appeared to be top notch. Also, this kit includes the 4 mounting studs. This is a big help and worth about $40-$50. You will need to re-use the nuts from your original hub.Also, make sure to buy the seals for the hub. If the bearing is out, you will definitely need a replacement seal. I made my own tool to seat the seal. I used an 8" piece of 1 1/2" galvanized pipe and a galvanized floor flange. I needed to grind the floor flange down to the proper size but it worked like a charm.
1742358
I wish I could answer your question. My trailer is in storage, otherwise I would walk out and measure for you.
2104743
I can't answer as I do not have access to the wheel or purchase papers. I put it on a standard single axle trailer
590141
Forgot to give you dimensions---unfortunately, my trailer is 400 miles away. I went to the TieDown website and they do not have the dimensions for this either, item # 86069. I can get the dimensions for you but it would be a day or 2 if you don't mind waiting.
254082
Will measure for you and get back. I love this item. It saves me tons of time hooking up both my boat trailer and regular trailer.
503987
Center of hub to a circle through the center of each lug. Don't need to go through the trouble though. For tires this size, there are only two that I know of. If your hub is painted white, buy a white one and it will fit. If your hub is galvanized (marine use) it's slightly bigger and won't fit on a dry-land rig.
999926
Different trailers have different spaces between the wheels, my space is relatively short at 5 inches. The covers fit with room to spare and the elastic at the top keeps them secure although I did add a bungee at the bottom for extra security.
1130166
This is a great fuse box. The boat I mounted it on is in storage now for the winter so I can't look but I believe both studs were 1/4 x 20 SAE