What Size Bolt comes with the etrailer.com Removable 6" Caster Assembly # JWK-6P

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What is the bolt size? The jack wheel Im replacing is 1/2

asked by: Bill S

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The bolt that comes with the etrailer.com Removable 6" Caster Assembly, # JWK-6P, measures 3 inches long. It has a 7/16 diameter thread and the main shaft measures 1/2" (see photo). This caster assembly uses a steel bushing that has an outer diameter of 5/8" and the wheel is 2 inches wide.

expert reply by: John H

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Alan H.

7/11/2020

What is the hub length for this caster please. I need a 2.25" hub length. Thanks, Alan

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Chris R.

7/15/2020

The etrailer Caster # JWK-6P has a 2" width.

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I went to our warehouse and measured the pin of the etrailer #JWK-6P castor wheel. The castor can take up to a 1/2 inch bolt. The same as the Bulldog Steel Castor 500282. The etrailer castor has the same wheel dimensions. 6 inch diameter x 2 inches…

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The wheel part #BD0917501S00 that you referenced is just the wheel, it does not include replacement mounting hardware. You would need to use the bolt from your old jack with this wheel.

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Answer 11

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What Size Bolt comes with the etrailer.com Removable 6" Caster Assembly # JWK-6P

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