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Looking for a little assistance with this one. I went to replace a wheel stud and found the knurling on the inside of the hub was gone causing there to be no bite between the hub and the stud. Then I started thinking maybe this is a bad hub…looks like some grease has leaked and the back just doesn’t look right. This is a 2015 Sabre trailer, single axle. I’m hoping I can just pull the rotor but if I can get an opinion I’d appreciate it.

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May 30, 2024 at 6:58 pm #723255

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Looking for a little assistance with this one. I went to replace a wheel stud and found the knurling on the inside of the hub was gone causing there to be no bite between the hub and the stud. Then I started thinking maybe this is a bad hub…looks like some grease has leaked and the back just doesn’t look right.

This is a 2015 Sabre trailer, single axle. I’m hoping I can just pull the rotor but if I can get an opinion I’d appreciate it.

May 31, 2024 at 8:18 am #723262

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The actual rotor/hub parts have no knurling. The only thing that the studs depend on is their own structure of the notch pattern. That one looks like it may be expanded and the existing replacement would potentially be loose. We would visit an automotive parts store with that dimension and see what stud pattern can be matched up. Those are 1/2″ fine thread studs.

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