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Thread lock

cena · 2014-01-31 10:22:04

Is this stuff good to lock a thread in place. http://www.woodiesdiy.com/Mobile/Product/Loctite-Lock-N-Seal-3ml/4557/1.10.0#ctl00_ctl00__nestedContent__mainpageContent_ProductFamilyDetailsView1_liProductDetails

31-01-2014 10:22am

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cena

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Is this stuff good to lock a thread in place.

http://www.woodiesdiy.com/Mobile/Product/Loctite-Lock-N-Seal-3ml/4557/1.10.0#ctl00_ctl00__nestedContent__mainpageContent_ProductFamilyDetailsView1_liProductDetails

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#2 31-01-2014 10:23am

Jimdagym

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Yep

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#3 31-01-2014 10:25am

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Will this thread get locked?

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#4 31-01-2014 10:27am

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Perfect for the job ST owners have been using it on driveshaft bolts for years

Edit: IBTL

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#5 31-01-2014 10:33am

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Thread more suited for DIY.
What do you intend to use it for OP?

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#6 31-01-2014 10:39am

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biko wrote: »

Thread more suited for DIY.
What do you intend to use it for OP?

Its for the lawnmower. When I remove the nuts so I can remove to cover off the engine two of the rods or what ever they are call come loose when I unscrew the nuts

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#7 31-01-2014 1:14pm

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Loctite do a similar product for locking studs and bearings in place, might be more suitable for your application, but make sure male and female threads are clean for best results.

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#8 31-01-2014 7:46pm

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If you want to secure threaded studs then the red version I think its 271 is the one to use, it won't come out very easily.

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