Trailer Wheel Conical Bolt - 5 Pack

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The AB Tools Trailer Wheel Conical Bolt 5-Pack is an essential maintenance component for trailer owners and technicians who need reliable, secure wheel mounting for heavy-duty applications. Designed for compatibility with major trailer brands like Ifor Williams, Knott, and Indespension, these M14 x 1.5 studs provide high-strength attachment, though users must verify their specific hub thread pitch and bolt length requirements before installation to ensure a safe fit.
| Model Part Number | TR271_5PK |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
They are designed for common brands like Ifor Williams, Knott, and Indespension, but you must confirm your hub requires an M14 x 1.5 thread.
A 19mm spanner or socket is required to install or remove these studs.
The thread length is 27mm, with a total bolt length of 46mm.
This pack contains 5 individual M14 x 1.5 stud bolts.
These are specifically designed for trailer maintenance. Using them on a road-going vehicle is not recommended unless the specifications strictly match the vehicle's manual.
Verify that your hub requires an M14 x 1.5 thread pitch; do not force the bolt as it may damage the hub threads.
Check if the conical seat is fully matched with the wheel; ensure the wheel is not sitting at an angle.
Before installation, thoroughly clean the hub threads with a wire brush to remove debris, rust, or old thread-locking compound. Verify that the 46mm length is appropriate for your specific rim thickness. When installing, do not use excessive force; the studs should engage smoothly. Periodically check the bolts after the first few miles of driving, as new installations can sometimes settle. Ensure that you do not use lubricant on the threads unless specifically recommended, as this can alter the torque values significantly.