Posted by Fatamus on January 22, 2020 at 22:19:01 from (216.137.218.221):
In Reply to: Lug bolts posted by svcummins on January 22, 2020 at 20:10:04:
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Some of the old trailer wheels also had an extra hole to help align the wheel onto the pinned hub so it would be easier to start the lug bolts.
One of the reason they went from bolts to studs was because threads wear with each use so to minimize cost of replacement it would be better to replace a lug nut and/or lug stud as apposed to replacing the lug stud and/or break drum/axle. Anther reason they went from bolts to studs was safety the bolts work themself loose. But with today's disposable lifestyle mindset and corporate bean counting, penny pinching making one part that lasts for less time and is cheaper to make. Planned obsolescence
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