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I actually have a Masters Degree in Chinese Mathematics... And a BS in forum moderation.

Please do not start or post in multiple threads on your trailer like you have. You end up with questions that do not need to be asked because they are already in your other posts/threads. We call this cross posting and it's against the site rules for a few reasons.

Great, please enter your location in your profile.

Your rims are not rated for radial tires, so consider that if you choose to go to modern radial tires.

16 tpi, threads per inch.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/curmudgeon?pronunciation&lang=en_us&dir=c&file=curmud01

Found this with a search for "castle nut size"(your thread title) It took less than 1 minute to find. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?78752-M200A1-lunette-nut-size Please try to search before posting a new thread.

I can't think of anything that could cause it elsewhere on the vehicle.

I think it's called a 7 pin or pole RV plug. I was confused. Thanks for the reply.

I don't know. Return it and request it tested?

One of the never ending thankless tasks we moderators have is, helping members use the site correctly and to get the best results. Your first and second posts are contradictory. If you wanted a vendor source only, you should have said so first off and posted in the vendor quote forum. (I...

Never seen this before. Perhaps a voltage regulator could cause this, maybe? What brand of alternators are these? What part number?

Which side alternator is your problem? Where are your leads when you measure 55 volts? Is your meter set on DC voltage?

He meant, to start it(with no battery tied to the alternator of an engine driven alternator). Reference, post # 7.

What state ? The rules request your state in your location.

Are you broke down on the road?

Nearly every year, I find a few robins have nested in, on or under one or more of my trucks. They also nest in the fuel can brackets on some other stuff around the yard. Once, I needed a truck that had a nest on the rear tire. I carefully moved it to the truck beside it and taped it to the...

I posted bulb numbers in the other thread you cross posted into. You'll need to test the wires to figure them out. I do not believe there is a color coded chart for trailer wiring. Why are you using a 7 flat plug(never heard of one)?

Please do not cross post . A forum search should find the bulb numbers (about 500 threads have discussed this. 1156 and 97 come to mind, iirc.

You can do it while it's running, and you'll notice the engine rev if it works. Or, you can disconnect the tube and watch/see/smell it, without it running.