ryanotown22
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What is the best way to keep these from unscrewed from the tower, seems like ever few trips the bracket is loose
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Bimini top wake tower screws
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I use locktite 243.
…or you can get a 10-32 2” stainless bolt with a nylon lock nut. You may need to drill out the bracket.
You could also probably find assuming it’s metric a nylon lock nut and a longer counter sink screw and about a 1/4 to 1/2 inch longer and screw/thread the screw into the bracket and tighten the lock nut (or any nut for that matter) to the screw proud of the bracket.
…or you can get a 10-32 2” stainless bolt with a nylon lock nut. You may need to drill out the bracket.
You could also probably find assuming it’s metric a nylon lock nut and a longer counter sink screw and about a 1/4 to 1/2 inch longer and screw/thread the screw into the bracket and tighten the lock nut (or any nut for that matter) to the screw proud of the bracket.
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