lifeline stanchion -. m15?
- Thread starter sunlover
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possible,. I had better luck finding metric nuts in this size range. I'll talk to the Beneteau dealer tomorrow.
Head to the closest big box hardware store with your stanchion base in hand and check out their collection of cheap galvanized nuts for sizing.
If you've got a marine supplier close by, so much the better to check the size AND purchase a SS nylock nut all in one fell swoop.
Better get two nuts, one to accidentally drop over the side and the other to actually install
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If you've got a marine supplier close by, so much the better to check the size AND purchase a SS nylock nut all in one fell swoop.
Better get two nuts, one to accidentally drop over the side and the other to actually install
.
that's where I was when I took the picture. No luck finding a fit; hence, the question.Head to the closest big box hardware store with your stanchion base in hand and check out their collection of cheap galvanized nuts for sizing.
If you've got a marine supplier close by, so much the better to check the size AND purchase a SS nylock nut all in one fell swoop.
Better get two nuts, one to accidentally drop over the side and the other to actually install
Far be it for me to give you expert advice on mechanical issues but I do see that both M14 and M16 come in fine and coarse thread pitch. The coarse is 2.00mm and the fine is 1.50mm.
that's a possibility. The M14's that i tried were 1.75mm. The M16 slipped right over the threads.
