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Looks like I have part # B 1107. Dimension B (which is more or less what I am looking for) is 1.19". Looks like rear wheel hub, part # 48 1118. Same type and has the longest dimension "B". 1.56" This stud would only be .370" longer. I really would prefer .500" longer, but I...

I will give him a call tomorrow. I was also thinking of stopping by little dearborn in Minneapolis. I Probably will be in that area tomorrow.

You will have to forgive my stupidity....what is an AA truck?

I probably don't need studs this strong, but at least I have an option. Thanks.

I need them a 1/2" longer than stock. I'm assuming the vendors would have the same thing I currently have?

Photo is clear, I will support the hub closer to the stud on the remaining 9. I only pulled 1 so far, it actually didn't take a ton of pressure to get it out, I was a little surprised. The others might be tougher to get out? Any ideas on the actual stud on what to do?

Model T guys sent me your way. Hoping someone can help me with what to do about this wheel stud. Here is the thread I started in the Model T section, although I can summarize it real quick. http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=161201 Not sure what this came off of, but I am in need...

I was on a live chat with dorman an hour ago. they don't have any wheel studs that are smooth with that small of dia. So what are people using? Knurled? And if yes what size dia knurled? I'm assuming I can't be the first guy to replace a wheel stud in one of these. Thanks matt

I hit it with press and it popped out, didn't drill anything? What suprised me is that it wasn't knurled? Caliper says .62 shoulder dia. .40 shoulder length. Currently .750 of 1/2-20 showing, need 1.25". Matt

Wondering if I can get some help from this forum. I need to replace the wheel studs on this hub, they need to be approx. 1/2" longer. The studs are 1/2-20. I think this axle is a model T, but to be honest I'm not sure...guess that's why I'm here. I assuming I have to remove the...