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Last edited by NOBLNG; 02-04-2024 at 06:18 PM. |
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thats a great idea.
I think i am goign to try the jack nuts and if they fail ill pull the whole trailer apart and use bolts
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That is awesome! I do appreciate it! However I am goign to go with well nuts or jack nuts, which ever they are called.
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I have not used these type of nuts before.
I got Stainless, aluminum and steel. I am using stainless machine screws, I worry that if i use stainless jack nuts that they may seize. but aluminum could strip and steel could rust. Thoughts?
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If you use stainless, use antiseize!
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