What are the four bolts under the Trailer Aid Tandem Tire Changing Ramp for?
1438516
The four bolts on the bottom of the Trailer Aid are there to dig into and grip the surface and not slide out from under the wheel.
1438517
I believe they are there to dig into hard dirt or pavement to keep the unit from slipping. I have not checked to see if they are removable but some times I change the tires on soft ground and I wonder if I could bolt a piece of plywood on to keep the unit from sinking into the ground. Otherwise it works very well.
1438518
As I understand it, the bolts help provide traction so the ramp doesn't slide on certain surfaces
1308647
The bolts that fasten the tire carrier to the trailer bumper are squared off u bolts made to fit the bumper, they fit and work great with no problems.... DWS
2188292
None. This is a tire, it needs to be mounted on a rim, which would typically have four holes for the studs/lug nuts. Picture is of a mounted tire, but only the tire ships
1381169
Take the nut off of the tire slip the peg over the axle/bolt then using a rachet with an extension install nut inside of peg
395750
Yes. It is for two ramps and the straps to secure them to your vehicle for loading.
2038430
I have the same problem...a small travel trailer (TT) with a spare tire setup that slides into the receiver on the back of the TT. I bought this to accomplish the same thing you're looking for. Unfortunately, the diameter of the TT spare wheel itself extends too far down and blocks access to the lower receiver. I purchased another adapter to accommodate a fold-down ramp with a 2" tongue (200lb capacity) - and simply use the ramp to carry my small Honda generator and fuel tank. John
2178774
You attach it to the existing spare tire bracket. Easy to install and works great with my 33" tire.
394776
It is the bolt pattern on the hub, most of the utility trailers I've seen have a 5x4.5 pattern
85146
No it is designed to work with two axles close together to allow a tire to be removed without using a jack.Drive the good tire up Trailer Aid and the tire to be removed will now be off the ground for easy changing.
1589721
Standard hitch opening,instead putting a ball on it u attach the loader to it and bolts on like a ball does
2045533
Can not answer that second part with the spare tire I am sure they make extensions for the receiver.
2233608
This is for one, which is all you need. Put it under the good wheel raising it and the axle with the flat comes off the ground so you can change it.
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Each box includes brackets and straps to hold down one tire. I ordered qty. (2) to properly secure the two main tires of my walk-behind mower. They work great.
950122
I am not sure I understand the question. The bearing buddy slides over the wheel bearings on trailers, and has little to do with the tire size or rim size.
2002664
That is exactly what I used them on was a Jayco Pop-Up camper. I would recommend these to ANYONE looking for that size tire with a 4 lug pattern!!!!
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The 4.5 should be sufficient. When you pull the trailer up on the tireaide, the other axle rises to the same height. The only reason I can see for having another inch is if the fender wraps down over the tire pretty far, making it hard to get the tire out from under it.
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This is the perfect tool for every tire changing job of the average and standard tire and wheel. Yes you will need to anchor it to the ground first. I used a piece of 3/4 inch plywood about 48"X 48" using 1/2" leg bolts. Then the plywood was anchored to the ground using 12" tent pins from Wal Mart sporting Dept. set at an angle of about 45 deg. However if you are setting it on concrete like in a garage then drill into the concrete and use 1/2 in. X 3 in. long leg screws. Hope this answer's your Qt's.