niferous
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Are these things one piece? Mine broke and I'm not sure if the threads are part of the padeye or if they thread into it. If it is a solid piece where do I get a replacement?
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M101A2 Padeye
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wreckerman893
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Pictures would be helpful....I have no idea what you are refering to.
niferous
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Sorry forgot to attach it and also to better describe it. It's been a hectic night. It's what is on the front of the trailer and the bolt passes through to secure the trailer and keeps it from dumping.
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I believe it is bolted on from the backside (bolt threads into it) I have the TM for that trailer let me see if I can find it.
Edit: Scratch that, according to the tm it has threads on the padeye and a nut holds it to the frame.
Edit: Scratch that, according to the tm it has threads on the padeye and a nut holds it to the frame.
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niferous
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So how do I get a replacement?
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Smack the flat sides a couple of times - that might loosen it some. Otherwise, as above, or make one.
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I had thought about that but now I may just go another route if someone doesn't have one they can do without.
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Hi,
Two of my trailers have a pad eye welded back on. Grind everything down to clean metal, reassemble and weld it back on. I broke one putting it back on after drilling the hole a little bigger to make it easier to get the pin back in. The other one welded on is a previous military repair. I have no idea how long ago it was done, it's a M101A1 and it has been that way a LONG time & held up fine.
HMFG
Two of my trailers have a pad eye welded back on. Grind everything down to clean metal, reassemble and weld it back on. I broke one putting it back on after drilling the hole a little bigger to make it easier to get the pin back in. The other one welded on is a previous military repair. I have no idea how long ago it was done, it's a M101A1 and it has been that way a LONG time & held up fine.
HMFG