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I have been searching the forum with no luck. Does anyone have the part number for EXTENDED wheel studs? I need +1/2"
Thanks,
Justin
Thanks,
Justin
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gimpyrobb
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Have you pulled one out and taken it to a big rig shop?
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Yes
Took one to NAPA and they said that they don't carry that size (got the blow off) so I decided to do my own homework
Took one to NAPA and they said that they don't carry that size (got the blow off) so I decided to do my own homework
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Here's a chart with part numbers, http://www.aetnascrew.com/wheelhvy.htm
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try this stud. its a little over 1/2" longer. its a Euclid number.
Right, E-5719-R
Left, E-5719-L
Right, E-5719-R
Left, E-5719-L
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Thanks!
That is what I needed. Thanks!
Justin
That is what I needed. Thanks!
Justin
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If odiron.com doesn't have them, chuckstruck.net sells them. I would have to be red river parts, boyce equipment, or memphis equipment would have them as well.
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Got the same problem, I notice on the given website they are offering 5 different lengths. There I don't know the original length I don't know which one's to order for my 5 ton.
Any one know the answer? My studs are about 1/2" shy of covering the lug.
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Justin,
I got tired of messing around with changing out the studs so I came up with a diffrent solution: I was told in the past on this board to use Budd-caps.... but I just don't like the way it does not let the wheel bottom against the hub/drum face.
So I took the Budd-caps and machined them down on the back side to where the taper is gone and the cap will sit flat against the hub/drum face. Now it acts just like the stud on the outer wheel of a dual wheel set-up and the wheel sits tight against the hub/drum when installed.....just like it is supposed to.
Just make sure to use a carbide cutting tool on the lathe since the Budd-caps are slightly hardened. I also use blue Loctite when I put the modified caps on to the studs to prevent them from comming loose when I remove the outer nuts....
Soni