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Lug nuts ?

tokarev

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the nuts

Added 4 wheel steering, new steering joints and new wheel nuts - plus tried towing behind the mutt :beer:
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rexman

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Even that the washer is not a lock washer,It does do the same as 1.use a little antesezees on the threads,easyer to get nuts off next time.
 

Charlie

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Use a 3/8-24 nylon-insert locknut and a hard flat washer on each wheel stud. If the threads are bad, McMaster-Carr has what they call a "Tight-spot thread repair die" that fits a 9/16" socket and makes it very easy to repair the threads on the studs. Part number 2667A433, only $1.31 each. I keep several in my tool box just for mule wheel studs.
 
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