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Tow point loose

Kevin M

Kevin M

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Yesterday, I discovered my tow point for tubing/skiing was a little loose. I opened the engine hatch to discover the two nuts were loose. Glad I caught that or "another" piece of hardware would have been lost. Looks like it's time to utilize the loctite. Check yours.
 
Gym

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Kevin M said:
Yesterday, I discovered my tow point for tubing/skiing was a little loose. I opened the engine hatch to discover the two nuts were loose. Glad I caught that or "another" piece of hardware would have been lost. Looks like it's time to utilize the loctite. Check yours.
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Use the BLUE locktite which gives enough friction to keep the nuts from coming off but not so much to keep you from removing them if you need to.
 
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