I would like to trade (9) 6mm X 1.0 lock nuts for the (9) OEM rag joint nuts. I will send the lock nuts, you swap them out and send me your OEM nuts.
Thank you
Ron
Thank you
Ron
Will trade nuts for rag joint
- Thread starter Al.Fisherman
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I want the wide nuts that are supplied with the OEM rag joint. The nuts that are sold at both Home Depot, Lowe's and my hardware supplier are not as thick. The wider the nut the easier it is to braze for my roller bracket I make and sell.
You sir, are 100% correct. I installed the lock nuts on mine, and have run out of my preferred nut, although the thinner nuts that I can buy will work.
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You are right... I do use red on studs, but heat will be needed to remove. Red on a rag joint is for duration.
Yeah, I think the rubber would tend to smoke when trying to remove the nuts. 
I have used sleeve retainer on some things that I don't ever want to remove.
I have used sleeve retainer on some things that I don't ever want to remove.
i would trade you for mine,but postage to canada may make it too expensive.i dont remember my nuts being that thick.i put them on barely a month ago.my next kit
(if my wife ever decides to let me motorize her bike) will have them then you can have all 18.postage would be worthwhile then.
good luck with what you seek,im sure a few will step up to the plate.
i use the medium strength (blue) for most of my fasteners.
green lock and wick works nice for really small screws,a drop at the edge of the screw head glues the screw in place.you will see that on circuit boards.touch it with a hot soldering iron and its soft enough to loosen.
(if my wife ever decides to let me motorize her bike) will have them then you can have all 18.postage would be worthwhile then.
good luck with what you seek,im sure a few will step up to the plate.
i use the medium strength (blue) for most of my fasteners.
green lock and wick works nice for really small screws,a drop at the edge of the screw head glues the screw in place.you will see that on circuit boards.touch it with a hot soldering iron and its soft enough to loosen.
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lol, lol, And I'm really laughing.....daaa From someone who uses red on the rag joint bolts/nuts, and hopes he never has to replace a spoke.
Have you thought about using blind nuts?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Blind-rivet...573?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4602867b6d
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Blind-rivet...573?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4602867b6d
The normal nut that I buy from my fastener supplier works OK, I like a "nut" because I can sit the flat edge on the angle iron flat, and braze it. It's just easier to work with the wider nut that comes in these kits. Thanks for the idea tho.
