is this hub 4 1/2'or 4 3/4' lug? the studs on mine are 2 3/4' apart. is this what i need?
1080767
Hub is 4.75 2-5/8 inches - the bolt pattern is 5 on 4-1/22-3/4 inches - the bolt pattern is 5 on 4-3/43 inches - the bolt pattern is 5 on 53-1/4 inches - the bolt pattern is 5 on 5-1/2
1080768
2 3/4 is not a lug pattern. Google how to measure a lug pattern And it'll explain everthing
216121
There are one and three-fourths inches from the center of one mounting screw to the center of the other mounting screw. Hope your studs are real close together!
1939701
I believe it is 3/4" but already installed it. I have an Orbit Model 55661 in my garage and that is definitely 3/4".
1055580
Looks like 4 1/2" to me. Sorry, I don't have the packaging anymore, so I had to measure across the lugs while installed on the trailer. But using a measurement from the back of one lug to the center of a lug across from it, it's 4 1/2".
530343
You need skinny lugs, not your regular sized ones, google your size stud for your car, amazon should have what you need they did for me
555479
total hub width is right at 2.5 inches. wheels are plastic with metal bearings inserted on each side with 1/2" axle hole. These did not fit my craftsman as I thought the same thing as you, 2 meant hub width
1516021
mine did fit between the studs no problem..i used a stud finder and then mounted
1770153
I bought this item and have installed it for my father-in-laws RV, but I'm unsure of what you mean by appropriate sized hub? Please explain and I may be able to help you.
34621
Not all wire rack wheel sets are the same. A good rule to follow would be to add the diameter of the wheel plus an inch to ball park distance under bottom shelf of rack. My experience is the same size stud is used for wheel diameters up to 4", but there is always an exception. Ensure you purchase enough wheels for each assembled piece, some corner shelves have five posts. Due to inconsistent quality control I would check with manufacturer.Helpful hint: If you need exact clearance you might try to use a spacer washer or two to gain a little height. Hope this helps.
16422
They are 1/2" size solid lugs. Very well made however they come in packs of 4. They are. Great buy tho
2202415
Dear Grandpa, I made an indirect measurement because I didn't want to take the wheel off. It looks like it is just about exactly 1-1/4". I used a clamp to go around the outside of the wheel and then made the measurement by adjusting the clamp back to the same place and measuring the gap. Good luck.Gary
1736126
If I remember right I have a 5/8 axel. I think the new wheels are 3/4 id. I bought brass sleeves flanged one end only by 1" long x 5/8id x 3/4 od
729654
I can't give an exact measure, mine is already bolted in place. But if you have no less than 14.25 inches between the studs, u should be fine. You might could get away with 14 inches. You can always try I shave away a little bit of the studs if you need another eighth to a quarter of an inch. But I would feel ok with about 14.25. If your studs are more than 16, just screw in some shims, but I assume you mean they're on the small side. The vline web site puts the Luther diminishing at 14 inches wide. So I may be a bit off with my 14.25 estimate. You can't go wrong with this safe.
765164
I dont know what size the actual studs are. The nut to attach the wires is a 13mm. Hope that gives you a general idea or is of some help.
2029284
These are for 130mm hubs. See the following link on how to measure your frame http://sheldonbrown.com/frame-spacing.html
364612
Hello Lorenzo,You would want 1-1/4" screws to connect two pieces at the 3/4" jig setting. Hope that helps.
2227351
The 4.5" is the lug pattern of the wheel. Google how to measure lug patterns and it will show how to measure your wheels.