Olly wrote:Mine is bolted to the tongue and has a place for a lock. I think you're over thinking it AB.
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Olly wrote:Watch out AB they're out to get you.
Put it on the trailer and lock it.
rozzo842 wrote:On each of the two bolts weld a small strip of steel with holes on each one that will line up when both are spun in the center of the tire. Put a padlock through the holes and your spare is locked. A little confusing but its a real simple way to do it.
jehler wrote:Mine goes in the back of the truck with a spare hub and bearings, grease jack and tools when I'm going anywhere more than 20 miles from home
because in all my years I have only had one blown tire, and lost bearings a half dozen times or betterTomkat wrote:jehler wrote:Mine goes in the back of the truck with a spare hub and bearings, grease jack and tools when I'm going anywhere more than 20 miles from home
Why is that?
aunt betty wrote:rozzo842 wrote:On each of the two bolts weld a small strip of steel with holes on each one that will line up when both are spun in the center of the tire. Put a padlock through the holes and your spare is locked. A little confusing but its a real simple way to do it.
I get what you described. Carpenter...I can stick steel to steel but it aint pretty.
jehler wrote:Mine goes in the back of the truck with a spare hub and bearings, grease jack and tools when I'm going anywhere more than 20 miles from home
rozzo842 wrote:jehler wrote:Mine goes in the back of the truck with a spare hub and bearings, grease jack and tools when I'm going anywhere more than 20 miles from home
I've seen some mounts made using a spindle and a complete hub and bearings that were pretty slick.
jehler wrote:because in all my years I have only had one blown tire, and lost bearings a half dozen times or betterTomkat wrote:jehler wrote:Mine goes in the back of the truck with a spare hub and bearings, grease jack and tools when I'm going anywhere more than 20 miles from home
Why is that?
aunt betty wrote:rozzo842 wrote:jehler wrote:Mine goes in the back of the truck with a spare hub and bearings, grease jack and tools when I'm going anywhere more than 20 miles from home
I've seen some mounts made using a spindle and a complete hub and bearings that were pretty slick.
That is brilliant! This is why I started the thread.
Carrying bearings and a spare spindle too. Spare axle? lol
Seriously, thanks. That is the best idea ever! To demonstrate:
Have you ever tried to buy trailer parts in Southern Illinois on a Sunday?
My wheel fell off just after launching boat at Rend Lake. Spindle was trashed.
I got other duckhunters to load my boat AND TRAILER into bed of my pickup and drove home. Worst day duckhunting ever.
It was a Sunday.
huntntech wrote:aunt betty wrote:rozzo842 wrote:jehler wrote:Mine goes in the back of the truck with a spare hub and bearings, grease jack and tools when I'm going anywhere more than 20 miles from home
I've seen some mounts made using a spindle and a complete hub and bearings that were pretty slick.
That is brilliant! This is why I started the thread.
Carrying bearings and a spare spindle too. Spare axle? lol
Seriously, thanks. That is the best idea ever! To demonstrate:
Have you ever tried to buy trailer parts in Southern Illinois on a Sunday?
My wheel fell off just after launching boat at Rend Lake. Spindle was trashed.
I got other duckhunters to load my boat AND TRAILER into bed of my pickup and drove home. Worst day duckhunting ever.
It was a Sunday.
There is a tractor supply with 15 mins of rend lake that carries hubs, spindles, bearing and all sorts of other trailer parts. They are open on Sunday.
aunt betty wrote:That store wasnt built yet when my hub fell off. I been hunting ducks a long LONG time.
Lets pretend I lost a hub today at Big Lake. Jonesboro is only 40 miles but takes almost 90 minutes to get there. Better off having a spare. (I do)
huntntech wrote:aunt betty wrote:That store wasnt built yet when my hub fell off. I been hunting ducks a long LONG time.
Lets pretend I lost a hub today at Big Lake. Jonesboro is only 40 miles but takes almost 90 minutes to get there. Better off having a spare. (I do)
I'm not saying its not a good idea to have a spare. It's definitely a good idea for a spare, because there is no telling where you will be when something happens. I was just letting you know for future reference if it happens to you again around here.
Olly wrote:
Been meaning to post this for you Betty.
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Olly wrote:Here's the instructions to make you a set.
Step 1. Look at the picture.
Hope that helps!
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