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Yes I generally would put the lock nut on top of the standard nut ,if you p=
ut the standard nut on top theres always the chance of it coming of.
T Blyth
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From: Mrthigby@...=20
To: bellhistorians@yahoogroups.com=20
Sent: Sunday, April 10, 2005 8:00 PM
Subject: Re: [Bell Historians] Lock Nuts
In a message dated 10/04/2005 16:14:01 GMT Standard Time, johnedavid@hotm=
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Lock Nuts
These seem usually to be put together with the thinner nut on top. Howe=
ver I=20
saw once in an engineering journal that this is wrong, the top nut is t=
he=20
one with the most strain (the bottom one being relieved by the pressure=
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the top one) and therefore the thicker one should be on top.
Anyone any ideas?
John David
This is correct!=20
But I have only seen them used (in the bell industry) with the smaller nu=
t on top!=20
I use a full size nyloc nut on top of a std plain nut, and this seems to =
work very well.
Matthew
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Yes I generally would put the lock nut on top of the standard nut ,if =
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put the standard nut on top theres always the chance of it coming of.
T Blyth
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In a message dated 10/04/2005 16:14:01 GMT Standard Time,
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top. However I
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the top nut is the
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relieved by the pressure of
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should be on top.
Anyone any ideas?
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David
This is correct!
But I have only seen them used (in the bell industry) with the small=
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nut on top!
I use a full size nyloc nut on top of a std plain nut, and this seem=
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work very well.
Matthew
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