What is the diameter of the hub bore, & also the diameter from outside edge to outside edge. Thanks
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.
871525
The spacers are currently on my jeep so I can't measure it for you but I can tell you they fit the stock axles on my 95 XJ
1884347
I also have mine installed. I have a 2001 Jeep TJ bolted right up to my stock axles. I do have a lift and oversized tires in addition I've been off roading on several occasions with them on with no issues. Also, they looked fine the last time i changed my oil and rotated my tires. I looked for signs of cracking, poor wear, and anything else that may have any issue.
1687875
Mine is 1 1/2 all around that I bought. It sounds like two sides are 1 1/2 and one is 2". I'm not 100% sure. Or it can be the two that would go straight through are 1 1/2 and the one on the hub is 2".
1049364
The nut I undid was 15/16 inch, straight taper, can't remember the diameter, think it was 13 inches, up from my 11 inch, not sure though. My boat's in winter storage now and I put the wheel on a while back. No trick to it, just undid bolt and took off old wheel and slid new one one and rebolted (remember the tension of the bolt when you undo, that will tell you how tight to put bolt on, it's not really really tight). After a couple months of boating with it on, really glad I got it. The middle teak cap is wood and highly clear coated, looks much better in person than pic. Solid look to wheel and surprisingly not hot to touch in very warm weather. Good luck. The nut I undid was 15/16 inch, straight taper, can't remember the diameter, think it was 13 inches, up from my 11 inch, not sure though. My boat's in winter storage now and I put the wheel on a while back. No trick to it, just undid bolt and took off old wheel and slid new one one and rebolted (remember the tension of the bolt when you undo, that will tell you how tight to put bolt on, it's not really really tight). After a couple months of boating with it on, really glad I got it. The middle teak cap is wood and highly clear coated, looks much better in person than pic. Solid look to... » Read More The nut I undid was 15/16 inch, straight taper, can't remember the diameter, think it was 13 inches, up from my 11 inch, not sure though. My boat's in winter storage now and I put the wheel on a while back. No trick to it, just undid bolt and took off old wheel and slid new one one and rebolted (remember the tension of the bolt when you undo, that will tell you how tight to put bolt on, it's not really really tight). After a couple months of boating with it on, really glad I got it. The middle teak cap is wood and highly clear coated, looks much better in person than pic. Solid look to wheel and surprisingly not hot to touch in very warm weather. Good luck. « Show Less
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
1018821
Hello. This wheel has a 72.6MM center bore and would require a hub ring to reduce to your 60.1MM Sienna hub. The hub rings are readily available. Thank you, BWT
71822
The hub itself, without freewheel installed, is about 85mm. From flange to flange it is 58mm, and from cone to cone, 91mm. Overall width is greater, of course, with the freewheel in place.
2011680
I wanna say (from memory) the diameter was just a shade over 1/2"? As for the length, 2" about? I remember when i tapped the holes for the stem all I had was a 1/2" drill bevel and it was just slightly smaller than what the stems were. I ended up just cheating the hole by drilling at a angle to open up the diameter of the hole. Then i just pounded it down with a soft mallet. It was a snug but solid hold.
1993006
diameter outside rim to outside 2inches, tapers to 1 1/2 inchesheight 2inches
52562
I measured it , it is 3/4 inch o d . You will need a reducer . Which is very cheap. I hope this helped.
854191
The exterior diameters are 19 3/4 inches at the base where it attaches and 17 1/2 inches at the other or bottom end. Hope this helps. It is a wonderful piece of equipment!
1024603
Hi-Thanks for your inquiry-The outside diameter is 7.85''.Have a good one!Baila
266345
After disassembling the wheel, the hard plastic wheel hub rides on a steel tube slid over the axle bolt. The hole in the wheel hub measures 0.415 - 0.416" diameter. The outside diameter of the axle tube measures 0.393 - 0.394". The axle bolt is a rather loose fit inside the axle tube, and is metric (head and nut use M10 wrench). Additionally, the wheel hub is 1.066" wide, while the axle tube is slightly longer at 1.1". Hopefully, this helps. Dave
1066054
Reba - sorry to take so long. The hub is approximately the same length as the tire width, I would estimate 3 inches. I will bring calipers home from work to get a more accurate answer if you still are interested, Hugh
388942
outside to outside of bearning is 5". if the tire size is the same, then make the hub work by adding washers to make it wider, or cut the hub to make it shorter to make it work. ---- mine are working great for me so far
1224204
Outside diameter is 9 1/2", inside diameter is 8 1/2". A radial cut through the gasket shows it to be "V" shaped with the apex of the "V" pointing outward. Thickness of the narrow portion is 5/32", of the wide, inward-pointing side is 5/16". When I overheated my first one, the apex was about 4/32" and the arms of the "V" were touching, measuring about 5/32". Holding a seal was no longer possible.
186422
12"......11-15/16" to be exact :-).... 21.25" is the farthest point from outside of rim to tip of handle. I love mine......no regrets! Hope this helps. Good luck!
2206578
Hey Joyce, the outside diameter of the wheel is just a hair (maybe 1/16") over 3". This wheel uses the same bearings as skateboard wheels which are easily pressed in and removed without any special tools. Hope this helped.