How deep is the thread, if the trailer lug happens to be a little longer than normal?
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.
354226
Mine fit pretty snug. The manufacturer may have an adapter to fit your trailer hitch. Good luck!
1919686
I mounted a 14" 5 lug wheel with no issue and as the prior comment said the bolt pattern is adjustable as the two mounting lug bolts are in slots to allow for different lug spacing.
375897
I drove multiple 6" 3/8" lag screws into 4x6s with ease using a craftsman socket & porter cable adapters.If your adapter will survive the torque, I'd say your lug nut will be removed.TMac
1556983
If it has 5 lugs on 4.5" Center. On small trailers it t had 5 lug nuts most of the time they are 4.5 centers...but check your owners manual, or ask a tire shop.
665299
Have no idea mainly cause I'm not following you for the most part. But I ditched this it's a $20~ ish mount and no amount of thread locker would hold it on
1238377
The Gorilla Automotive website specs show the length as being 1.4 inches. To double check, I just pulled one of my Gorilla lug nuts and it is indeed 1.4".
836847
From the back of the 2" adapter to the farthest pin hole in the 1 1/2 " is 4 1/4" ill try to post a picture with a tape next to it. you can always install it with the 2" lower than the bumper that's what I do. --(__[Bumper or __)--[Bumper
2003548
William, I think you'll be okay. I just stuck a rule across mine and judge it to be around 1 9/16". I did not remove the shroud or the lock nut, but got a pretty good read on it.
699329
Mine's still in the box, so I measured it. Not 3 in - About halfway between 2.5 and 2.75 in of threaded section.
1288940
I believe you have fine thread 14/1.5 pitch. Coarse thread, 14/2.0, was in older superdutys.Best way to be sure is to take a lug nut to a parts store and ask them for course and fine thread stud, see which fits.
277740
Provided that there is enough of the hitch exposed. That looks like it varies by design. Our setup measures 32" from the very front tip of the hitch to the very back of the pieces that bolt to the frame. Those little upright pieces in the pic clamp around the box tubing of the trailer frame, and stay attached when you unhitch. You will need room to put on and remove the nuts from the threaded ends, in addition to that 32".
559371
Just threw a tape on my trailer and came up with 5' (outside to outside), maybe 62" to be generous. There is a 'bit' of slack but doubt if enough to accommodate your axles. Better get the next bigger size.
1401784
I don't know but it seems to be the standard size for a 5 lug trailer spindle.
665300
Have no idea mainly cause I'm not following you for the most part.But I ditched this it's a $20~ ish mount and no amount of thread locker would hold it on
265199
8" beyond the square tube that connects to the brackets that attach to your frame. It is 5" beyond the rear edge of the brackets. If this is too short you can get a 2" square extender of the necessary length, but it might limit the trailer tongue weight.
484650
Mine was fine thread, my truck is a 2003 Ford f-250 4x4, also look at your thread on your lugnuts, fine thread will have more threads per inch. Threads are very close together, look on the ad should have specs for threads per inch. Hope this helps.