AL-KO 36mm One Shot Flange Nut - 290NM

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This guide is for owners of caravans and trailers fitted with AL-KO 2361 brake hubs and 36mm head trailer hubs. The AL-KO 36mm One Shot Flange Nut provides a secure fastening solution, ensuring proper brake hub operation. A key benefit is its engineered fit for specific AL-KO hubs. The main caveat is its single-use design, requiring replacement after any removal.
| Model Part Number | A2110 |
|---|---|
| Brand | AL-KO |
The 'One Shot' designation means the nut is designed for a single installation. Once it has been torqued to its specification, its structural integrity may be compromised if removed and reinstalled, necessitating replacement for safety.
Reusing a single-use nut can lead to improper torque, potential loosening, and a significantly increased risk of component failure or accident. Always replace it with a new one.
Look for markings on the brake drum or hub assembly. AL-KO branding is often visible. The 2361 model is common on many European caravans and trailers.
This nut is specifically engineered for AL-KO 2361 brake hubs with a 36mm head. Using it on incompatible hubs is not recommended and could be unsafe.
The specified torque setting for this AL-KO 36mm One Shot Flange Nut is 290NM.
Yes, a calibrated torque wrench is essential to ensure the nut is tightened to the precise 290NM specification.
Ensure you are using the correct 36mm nut for the AL-KO 2361 hub and that the hub threads are clean and undamaged.
Verify that your torque wrench is calibrated correctly. Ensure the nut and hub threads are clean and lightly lubricated (if manufacturer specifies) to prevent binding.
The nut may be cross-threaded or the threads on the hub may be damaged. Inspect threads carefully. If damaged, the hub may need replacement.
Setup:
Compatibility:
Care:
This is a single-use component. Once removed, it must be discarded and replaced with a new AL-KO One Shot Flange Nut. Regular inspection of the connection is recommended as part of routine trailer maintenance.