wheel stud

[chsdiyer]

I had to remove the rear tire from my XG3025H and in the process stripped out one of the studs on the wheel. I've gone everywhere in town i could think of and the place I bought it said they don't know what part number would be on that. Does anyone by chance know where I could order a new one or what the part number is? The wheel has two studs that the tire mounts to with nuts that go on them and the rest are hex head bolts. It's a 16mm stud, i'll try to post a picture shortly.

 

[Deere Dude]

Try NAPA. They got my JD studs easily.

 

[chsdiyer]

awesome, thanks! I've tried the Massey dealer in town, the dealer i bought from, Autozone, Fastenal, Car Quest, Lowes, and HD.

 

[Rebeldad1]

google it.

 

[Roadworthy]

You could also try New Holland or perhaps Case. LS tractors are sold in a variety of colors and brand names.

 

[chsdiyer]

Welp, no luck at the JD dealer, the Kubota dealer or NAPA. The New Holland dealer said they can't help without a part number. Does anyone have a parts breakout of the wheel area parts or have a dealer with good customer service? The place I bought mine said they have no way of finding the part number or getting a replacement.

 

[Doughknob]

1. Remove stud
2. Take stud to hardware store
3. Match up with long bolt or threaded rod
4. Cut rod or bolt to length
5. Install stud with red loctite

Will hold til cows come home....

 

[Rebeldad1]

it took me less than 5 seconds to google a 16mm wheel stud on google.
also took less than 5 seconds to find 16mm wheel studs on amazon.

 

[chsdiyer]

Thanks Doug, I may give that a shot. the carquest/hardware store has a rethreading tool that might could salvage what I have but it's $20. Your suggestion might be easier and cheaper.

Rebeldad, I don't shop on Amazon and I've heard about the google. Thanks for telling me you know how it works.

Ah, finally found the part number... http://lspo.lsmtron.com/PartsList/wpc2000_MAIN.aspx

 

[Doughknob]

Cool. Bolt size is right there

 

[mikester]

it took me less than 5 seconds to google a 16mm wheel stud on google.
also took less than 5 seconds to find 16mm wheel studs on amazon.

Lately I'm getting more and more frustrated with google and amazon search results.

I don't know what I'm doing wrong but amazon search is more than useless. If I search 16mm wheel stud I get 7 pages of jewelry, misc tools, clothing, and many other completely unrelated items that don't include anything in my search terms.

The same search on google results in multiple pages of paid ads including my search terms in the URL from fake websites with nothing to do with what I'm looking for. I love how wallymart even joins the fake ads flood.