Check & Recheck Your Fasteners For Safety

Опубликовано 4 ноября 2020, 15:23

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I’ve teamed up with LOCTITE in this video to highlight an important safety practice, rechecking your fasteners, especially on your repairs and vehicle builds. I recently found 2 missing fasteners and one very loose fastener on the rear brake assembly of my truck build during one of these inspections. If I hadn’t been checking things over during this inspection, it could have caused a catastrophic failure.

So if you’ve built a vehicle, or completed a major repair, please take the time to check over the fasteners to make sure they are secure. Don’t let a little thing like a loose fastener ruin your day.

Also, be sure to use the correct LOCTITE on fasteners that could work loose to prevent this issue from ever happening. Pay particular attention to fasteners that are susceptible to shear loads and vibration like my caliper brackets.

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