Distance from Wheel Surface to End of Drum on Hub & Drum Assembly for 2,200 lbs. Axles 8-173-16UC3

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Hi: I have an unusual application for this drum. I need to know a particular dimension. Can you tell me how tall it is from the surface the wheel rests against, to the surface of the table the drum is sitting on, supposing its got the big end down like in the photo?

asked by: David A

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I went out to the warehouse and pulled hub and drum assembly # 8-173-16UC3 to measure it for you. From the surface where the wheel would sit to the end of the base of the drum is approximately 3-7/8 inches.

expert reply by: Michael H

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Distance from Wheel Surface to End of Drum on Hub & Drum Assembly for 2,200 lbs. Axles 8-173-16UC3

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