Outboard-Mount Pilot Assembly For Dual Steel Wheel 79-203005

Outboard-Mount Pilot Assembly For Dual Steel Wheel 79-203005

$6510-49 Piece/Pieces

$55≥50Piece/Pieces

Payment Type:	L/C,T/T,D/P,Others
Incoterm:	EXW,CIF,FOB
Transportation:	Ocean,Land,Air
Port:	Tianjin,Qingdao,Guangzhou

Option:

3.88 Inch
4.75 Inch

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Product Description

Product Attributes

Model No.: 79-203005

Brand: OEM

Truck Class: Universal, Heavy Duty

Material Options: Aluminum

Make: Universal Items

Product Type: Trailer

Stud Length: 3.88 Inch/4.75 Inch

Place Of Origin: China

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Product Description

11.25 Inch Pilot Trailer Hub With 6 Holes

* High Quality Trailer Hub Assembly
* Includes Inner Race-Hm218210
* Outer Race-Hm212011
* Includes:
- Abs Tone Ring Wheel Studs Included For Dual Steel Wheel Application.
* Body Type Cast Drum Mounting Style-Outboard
- Drum Specs Overall Height 7.210 Inch
- Distance Between Cups 3.340n Inch
- Bolt Circle Diameter 11.250 Inch
- Pilot 8.780 Inch
- Bolt Holes - 10
- Hubcap Holes - 6.
- Hubcap Hole Size 5/16-18
- Hubcap Bolt Circle Diameter 5.500 Inch

Cooperative Relationships between Truck Wheel Hubs and Other Components

1. Tires

Tires are mounted on the Wheel Hub. The wheel hub provides a stable attachment point, enabling the tire to rotate with it. Together, they support the truck's weight, distribute the load evenly, and ensure road - contact for traction and vehicle movement.

2. Brake Components

In drum - brake systems, the Brake Drum is often integral with or closely attached to the wheel hub. When braking, brake shoes press against the drum, which is part of the hub - related assembly, to slow down the wheel's rotation. In disc - brake systems, the Brake disc is connected to the wheel hub, and brake calipers squeeze the disc to generate friction for braking.

Wheel cylinders (in drum brakes) or caliper pistons (in disc brakes) act on the respective brake components in proximity to the wheel hub to execute the braking function.

3. Axles

The wheel hub is connected to the axle. The axle transfers torque from the vehicle's drivetrain to the wheel hub, causing it to rotate. The hub - axle connection must be strong enough to withstand the driving forces, braking forces, and lateral forces during vehicle operation.

Bearings are installed between the wheel hub and the axle. They reduce friction, allowing the wheel hub to rotate smoothly around the axle while supporting the vehicle's weight and various forces acting on the wheel.

4. Suspension System

The wheel hub interacts with the suspension system. Components like control arms, shock absorbers, and struts are connected to the wheel hub or the assembly it's part of. The suspension system helps maintain proper wheel alignment, absorbs road impacts, and ensures the wheel hub and tire stay in contact with the road surface for optimal handling and ride comfort.

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