Can you ID this lug nut?
04-22-2013 | 10:08 AM
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Can you ID this lug nut?
Snapped some wheel studs so I need to find some replacement lug nuts. I cannot find a match to these anywhere online. Standard 1/2" - 20, 3/4" hex, 1 3/8" length, cone seat with bulge. McGard, Gorilla, etc. are all the acorn style. Any help would be appreciated. Want the lugs to match and would rather not buy 24 new ones.
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04-22-2013 | 07:14 PM
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Snapped some wheel studs so I need to find some replacement lug nuts. I cannot find a match to these anywhere online. Standard 1/2" - 20, 3/4" hex, 1 3/8" length, cone seat with bulge. McGard, Gorilla, etc. are all the acorn style. Any help would be appreciated. Want the lugs to match and would rather not buy 24 new ones.
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04-23-2013 | 09:06 AM
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That is about as close as I have seen. Thanks for the link. Not exact but may be close enough. I was speaking with Dave at Heritage Trailers yesterday and he said they used to use McGard but now get them in bulk from Tredit.
04-23-2013 | 09:07 AM
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they look like a dodge ram lug nut..http://www.dragtimes.com/parts/20-AC...555833400.html
04-24-2013 | 01:06 PM
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If just a couple, drill and EZ out the stud after letting it soak in PB Blaster?
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04-24-2013 | 01:34 PM
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Got this one drilled and soaking right now to see if I can back the busted stud out. She's in there pretty tight, though. I know I have sprayed these studs before but I don't think I every put anti-seize on the threads. Trailer sits inside year round and only gets dunked a couple times a year in fresh water so I am surprised it rusted solid like it did.
