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#734612 28/02/22 02:56 PM
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Hello all,

I’ve noticed that my disk mount connects to my stub axles with four bolts/nuts. I think they’re 3/8BSF bolts but could be 5/16BSW- I haven’t checked the thread count. But none of them have any lock washer I can see.

This seems like a high vibration area. They were just seriously tightened- can’t tell if they used a thread glue like loctite.

Is this common and acceptable? Should I be putting lock washers on?

-Nelson


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Normally the end of the thread is staked over on them to prevent loosening


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NelsonG Offline OP
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So you just give a bit of a whack to the threads?


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Originally Posted by NelsonG
So you just give a bit of a whack to the threads?


Kind of
Peen the thread with a single hit from a centre punch


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