Trailer wheel bolts/studs

[Post Driver]

Any recommendations for wheel bolt suppliers?

M22 Thread
Roughly 100mm overall in length
Moritor ROR axle

Thanks in advance

 

[Courier]

The one on the right of the picture looks like Left Hand Thread from here.

Give these folk a try -

http://www.trptruckandtrailerparts.com/catalogue.php?type=2&group=7118&make=7140

 

[Darren]

http://www.huntonlegg.co.uk/

 

[Mursal]

ROR = Rubery Owen Axles
Click for studs

 

[Farmergrum]

@swh

 

[swh]

Thanks for the mention farmer glum.
Post driver ROR parts can be found at most commercial factors pop into one local to you take the old one in with you should sort you out in a jiffy

 

[Post Driver]

Thanks for the links and replies fellas.

@swh our local factors (not solely commercial) said they could get them, but would need a part number. Would you be interested in supplying?

 

[Farmergrum]

farmer glum

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[swh]

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Thanking you for the mention

 

[swh]

Thanks for the links and replies fellas.

@swh our local factors (not solely commercial) said they could get them, but would need a part number. Would you be interested in supplying?

Would be pleased to help but unfortunately all the studs we have wouldn't fit. I can't believe they couldn't just do a measure up job .Where abouts are you might be able to find someone near who could help you

 

[4440]

What part of the South East are you?

 

[Gerbert]

Kramp may do them. I had a wheel come loose on a slurrytanker at about 3 o clock, took the hub to local dealer and he could just order new bolts for the next day and I was going again at 9 or so in the morning. No to bad on price at a little under €9 each if I remember right.

 

[Andrew]

Look on truck trailer components website. They have an online parts catalogue, which is usually very good on dimensions. They might be on the Arvin Meritor page if not the ROR. That'll give you a part number most commercial factors can get for you. Where are you, I might even have a couple on the shelf.

 

[Post Driver]

Thanks again for the replies.
I'm in Bucks
One of the links above was pretty handy as the website had drawing's too so think we may have narrowed it down.

Need all 10 studs replacing. The problem came about because we swapped punctured tyre and rim which had countersunk rims and nuts for a plain flat rim. Put the countersunk nuts on backward's. Seemed to nip up tight but after a couple of days had worked loose.