Does they bottom bolt of the Y carrier use 2849D. If it does or does not, what should it look like?
What holds the tire in place on the bottom of the Y carrier? picture would help. Thank you.
Y spare tire carrier and 2849D
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DanTreace
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Re: Y spare tire carrier and 2849D
Here you are:
And you can add a padlock to the clamp to prevent rim and tire theft
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Re: Y spare tire carrier and 2849D
He was asking about a "Y" carrier - mine has just has a stud - either goes into the rim tab or into one of the wire wheel holes.
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Re: Y spare tire carrier and 2849D
So 2839D and a Y carrier have nothing in common.