Mounting Hardware Required for Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Trailer Bumper

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Where can I buy mounting hardware for the round bumper from you for a horse trailer

asked by: Bette H

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The Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Trailer Bumper # D3-96 simply requires 9/16" bolts, which can be found at any local hardware store. If you are keeping it at 96" and not cutting the bumper down to size, you will need 9 of these bolts.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Answer 1

I spoke with Redline and although they didn't have the inside dimensions of the rubber bumper, they told me that for a 1-1/2" support you would need to use the Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Trailer Bumper part #D3-96.

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Answer 2

If you can squeeze a washer through the hole with the head of the bolt, then you can absolutely use one to mount the Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Trailer Bumper - 96" Long x 2-1/16" Wide #D2-96 to your bumper, but one is not required even…

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Answer 3

We only sell trailer bumpers in 96 inch lengths, but they can be cut to size. We have a 4 inch option #D4-96, a 2-1/16 inch option #D2-96, and a 3 inch option #D3-96. The holes are 11 inches apart and have a 1-1/4 inch diameter

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Answer 4

The Redline Pre-Drilled Round Rubber Bumper #D2-96 can be installed in a variety of ways depending on the nature of the trailer. The holes are drilled all the way through to allow user-supplied hardware to mount it. We also offer a larger size bumper…

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Answer 5

We don't have exactly what you're looking for but the Round Rubber Bumper Strip #D3-96 could work for you.

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Answer 6

Since the (presumably steel) material on your trailer is 2 inches thick drilling it for installation of the Redline Round Rubber Bumper #D3-96 is not a great option since this would require a lot of drilling time and extra-long hardware to install…

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Answer 7

Actually on brake magnets for trailers either wire can be used as the power or the ground so the colors don't really mean anything. Most likely the magnet manufacturer just put what ever color was most convenient on your trailer.

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Answer 8

If the trailer wheels scrubbed (dragged and scrapped the ground instead of rolling) when jack knifed then it could have thrown something out of alignment or damaged something. First, inspect the suspension. Look for any elongated holes where…

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You would not be able to charge your battery through the wiring on your 4-way trailer connector. Since your truck has a 7-way connector, you could maintain the power to the battery but not charge it. To begin, you would need to cut off your 4-way…

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Answer 10

Based on my research, the Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly - 8,000-lb E-Z Lube Axles #AKHD-865-8-EZ-K will be a replacement for the 90865 Rockwell hub and drum. Both of these hub and drum assemblies are 12-1/4" diameter, have an 8,000 lb capacity,…

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Answer 11

I can end this debate for you real fast! Trailer tires, which will have an ST in front of the size, should always be inflated to the maximum psi indicated on the tire. Trailer tires usually do not have a recommended and maximum psi indication so I am…

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Answer 12

If your vehicle has a factory brake controller plug, you can simply use the Tekonsha Plug-In Wiring Adapter for Electric Brake Controllers – Ford, Item #3034-P, which will connect to the vehicle plug and the brake controller. On the new E-450…

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