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Old 02-18-2019, 10:17 PM
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Extremely nice work.
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I got my driveshaft in tonight. Once I get my PTO on the motor, that will be ready to go in.
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What type nuts did you use for the flex disc joint to drive shaft connection?
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Old 02-19-2019, 08:02 PM
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What type nuts did you use for the flex disc joint to drive shaft connection?
I used the original ones that were in there.
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Is that a PBJ shaft? (Not peanut butter and jelly but parts by Jeff?)
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You should use new ones but you said it will not get used much.
BTW they are called stover nuts.
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Is that a PBJ shaft? (Not peanut butter and jelly but parts by Jeff?)
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You should use new ones but you said it will not get used much.
BTW they are called stover nuts.
Maybe I’ll get new ones.
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Dark Minion 17, What is a stover nut and the difference between it and a regular nut? Thanks and have a great day.
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Dark Minion 17, What is a stover nut and the difference between it and a regular nut? Thanks and have a great day.
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I use nylock nuts, but a stover nut is an all metal nut that elastically deforms as it is threaded on the bolt, either due to the way the internal threads in the nut are made (elliptical, otherwise mal-formed) so that there is an interference fit between the nut and the bolt, preventing it from vibrating loose.
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Looking good! Thanks for the update.
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