replacing tie rods
geo3@earthlink.net
geo3@earthlink.net
Tue, 30 Apr 2002 11:35:35 -0500
Tim Rogers <timrogers@charter.net> wrote:
>If I were in this position, I think that using a jam nut would be
>appropriate.
I don't think so Tim. (couldn't resist ;-)
Actually, the tie-rod (not to be confused with the tie-rod ends) is a shaft
with a ball on the end that fits into a socket. The back side of the socket
has a threaded portion protruding and the back side of the socket fits flush
against the rack with the clip in between. No place for a jam nut. The
socket looks sort of like a cube.
George Roffe