What Are the Bolt Sizes in the 2 Shank Adapter for Yakima Manufactured after November 2015

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Can you tell me the size of the M4 and M8 screws for the 2inch Shank Adapter for Yakima Ridgeback or FullTilt Bike Rack - Manufactured after November 2015? I lost two of M4 screws and want to get a replacement.

asked by: Matthew

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I contacted the manufacturer about the size of the screws for the 2" Shank Adapter for Yakima Ridgeback or FullTilt Bike Rack - Manufactured after November 2015 # 8880612. The manufacturer said that the screw size is (1) M8x12 bolt and (2) M5x10 bolts.

expert reply by: Scott S

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Answer 1

Does your Ridgeback have an option for two hitch pin holes? If so it's the newer design 1-1/4 inch to 2 inch adapter you need is the part #8880612. We don't offer the older style anymore.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 12

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