Replacement Bolt for a Hollywood Racks Trailer Hitch Receiver Mounted Bike Rack

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Hello, Im looking for a Hollywood rack anti-rattle bolt. Part number NWLB1A on the Hollywood site. I assume you would call it HRNWLB1A. Thank you.

asked by: Dennis J

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Hollywood Racks actually has a couple different anti-rattle bolts depending on your model and hitch size.

Based on the item number you provided though, we have that specific pin available as part # HRNWLB1, like you said. This is the Road Runner Anti-Rattle Bolt and Lever for 1-1/4 inch hitches.

However, in case that's not quite right for you, I've listed out all of the available pins so you can get the right fit.

Road Runner Hanging-Style Racks

HR300 and HR400 Road Runners for 2 Inch Hitches, part # HRNWLB2
HR310 and HR410 Road Runners for 1-1/4 Inch Hitches, part # HRNWLB1
HR320, HR420 and HR520 for 2 Inch Hitches, part # HRNWLB2X
HR320, HR420 and HR520 for 2 Inch Extended Hitches, part # HRNWLBLX

Sport Rider, Sport Rider SE and Trike Carriers

HR1400, HR1400-FB, HR1450, HR1450R and HR1450-FB for 2 Inch Hitches, part # HRNWLB3X
Trike and Recumbent Carriers, HR1000, HR1000R, HR1000-TRKADP, part # HRHPN-13

Traveller Hanging-Style Racks

HR6000, HR6500, HR8000, HR8500, HR9200, part # HRHPN-13

expert reply by: Jacob W

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

The section under the head of the hitch pin bolt part #HRHPN-13 that you referenced measures 4 inches.

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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Replacement Bolt for a Hollywood Racks Trailer Hitch Receiver Mounted Bike Rack

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