Are Trailer Brake Assembly Nuts Reverse Threaded for Opposite Side of Axle

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Are the nuts and washer side specific?

asked by: Kil R

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The brake assembly install bolts we carry like part # 6-17 work on both sides of the trailer. They are not reverse threaded for one side of the trailer like you might be thinking. Also worth noting is that the assemblies themselves do not turn so there would be no need for that.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Are Trailer Brake Assembly Nuts Reverse Threaded for Opposite Side of Axle

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