Mounting Hardware
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Mounting Hardware
Hi all
Just a quick Q?
I brought speedmaster hardware and it doesnt come with washers for the nuts and bolts. does this mean yo dont use them when mounting the hardware or do i go get some.
cheers
steve
Just a quick Q?
I brought speedmaster hardware and it doesnt come with washers for the nuts and bolts. does this mean yo dont use them when mounting the hardware or do i go get some.
cheers
steve
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RE: Mounting Hardware
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Hi all
Just a quick Q?
I brought speedmaster hardware and it doesnt come with washers for the nuts and bolts. does this mean yo dont use them when mounting the hardware or do i go get some.
cheers
steve
Hi all
Just a quick Q?
I brought speedmaster hardware and it doesnt come with washers for the nuts and bolts. does this mean yo dont use them when mounting the hardware or do i go get some.
cheers
steve
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RE: Mounting Hardware
Yea use those blind nuts eric showed you need plywood at back for them to sink into so make sure the transom has some in there orr add some.They never come loose ever .
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RE: Mounting Hardware
thanks for the replys guys.
ill just got the washer/locknut route.
finding imperial tee nuts in this country that small is quite hard
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steve
ill just got the washer/locknut route.
finding imperial tee nuts in this country that small is quite hard
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Any diy store should sell them they do here anyway,i like them because they just never come loose .Ive had locknuts unscrew on me before so i prefer these ,just my opinion though .
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RE: Mounting Hardware
Just for your info on my modded motor in the hydro i used locknuts for mounting to the rails and the other day one of the nylock nuts was loose i could see the mount move when i pulled the starter,so i will be removing those and using blind nuts.This was the first time ive used locking nuts for the mounts and i wont be doing it again thats for certain.
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Hey Mart. I have been in the motor trade for 23 years and have never had a nylock nut come undone. are you sure the nut came undone or the timber you bolted through shrunk, causing the bolt to be loose????
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RE: Mounting Hardware
Nyloc nuts & washers for me. I had the blind nuts in one boat & when it came to adjusting the strut up & down beyond the limits of the holes drilled in the hull it was a pain. I've never had a nyloc come loose, if they get old & the nylon wears away, they either need replacing or a dob of threadlock.
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RE: Mounting Hardware
Nyloc nuts and flat washers for me too! Whatever you use check the tightness periodicly, stainless steel bolts stretch and your hardware will be loose![X(] Brian