New toys ordered
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it basically pivoted "up" so the shock slipped off the end...
sent deezee an email since they are closed... we'll see how they respond....
my take is that this nutsert or whatever it is is very particular about how it's installed and the hole we have to put it in is not round so......
(or I screwed the install up either way it is not working )
sent deezee an email since they are closed... we'll see how they respond....
my take is that this nutsert or whatever it is is very particular about how it's installed and the hole we have to put it in is not round so......
(or I screwed the install up either way it is not working )
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The Nutsert is just not beefy enough to handle the stress of slowing the tailgate down. It's very close to the pivot point and there must be at least 400 pounds of pull on that little thing when it catches the tailgate in a free fall. It's a geometry thing, the magnification of weight forces the closer you get to the fulcrum. No leverage there at all, just brute force.
Anyone with experience with nuts and bolts can tell by feel that something is tight, being installed right, you can feel the Nutsert clamping down like a drywall moly. It's pretty easy to tell when it's tight and on the brink of stripping out.
Anyone with experience with nuts and bolts can tell by feel that something is tight, being installed right, you can feel the Nutsert clamping down like a drywall moly. It's pretty easy to tell when it's tight and on the brink of stripping out.
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