ROCKERDAN
OCD Sledhead
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- '18 RTX 50th "Winder"
wow,it was obvious to me that crappy little wrench wasnt enough to JAMB LOCK this important rod...anything in your suspension,you had better be sure its tight!..
The first thin I did was use a hammer and large screwdriver to tap tight the jamb nut...if you think for one minute that tiny wrench will jamb that tight enough your kidding yourself.
I urge everyone to tap that jamb nut with hammer and screwdriver tight!!!!!!!!!!
no issues IF you keep an eye on things.
Dan
The first thin I did was use a hammer and large screwdriver to tap tight the jamb nut...if you think for one minute that tiny wrench will jamb that tight enough your kidding yourself.
I urge everyone to tap that jamb nut with hammer and screwdriver tight!!!!!!!!!!
no issues IF you keep an eye on things.
Dan
cat hunter
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
I alway"s use the hammer and screwdriver but sometimes markup the threads.Spanner does a neater job and easer to carry in back of sled. 
