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Post by hwyman on Jun 12, 2006 20:14:41 GMT 10
Hi all one of my vans a tandem has six broken wheel studs. i tried to get some from super cheap yesterday but they were to thick at the base the ones i removed are 12mm . i removed one from my 60s silver van to thick 14mm one from my 50s bondwood that has too sets of holes fx stud pattern on the outer and has been re-drilled for ej-eh stud pattern they were also to thick . so i removed one from my old trailer that has fx brake drums also to thick most seem to be about 14mm in diamater at the base where they press into the hub. :(has anyone else experienced this before any help would be appreciated thanks Brian.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 13, 2006 8:32:04 GMT 10
Hi Brian I had the same problem a few years ago. Studs are available at most trailer spares shops. Here around Newcastle they are available at ISP spares.
Reddo
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Post by hwyman on Jun 13, 2006 21:30:50 GMT 10
Thanks reddo & kaybee i went down to the local trailer shop today and bought some wheel studs but they to only had the ones with the 14mm base so they had to do. ($2 each) anyway i went home to drill out the 6 holes in the 2 hubs and found i only had 11mm and a 14mm drill bit so went and bought a 13mm bit to get the correct fit $20. all done now i sold this van on saturday (ebay) $610 18ft was going to be teenagers b/room but took up to much room in the yard so i put him in one of the other vans . most of the wheel nuts on one side were rusty from being down on the coast col they decided to snap rather than undo. thanks for your suggestions though Brian.
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