On certain fittings that can't be seen (e.g. inside mudguards) would it be wrong to weld nuts onto them so that assembly with the wheel on is less fiddly?

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It would be so so wrong to do that! But it is a good idea, so be a devil and just do it!!😝😝

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If you are looking for captive nuts then you are definately on the right forum

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No reason why not really...There are already two for the bolts that retain the mudguard tail piece...Ian

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You'll give the rivet counters fits, but really why would you bother? the mudguards will probably get damaged with the welding as well. How many times do you take your mudguards off??

Hi Keith

The bloody things keep rattling off!

Regards

Pat

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I didn't mean the mudguards themselves.........though given time!!!!

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I lost the nut from the bolt that attaches the front toolbox bracket to the mudguard...I had to take the wheel out to get at it... ..

Shakeproof washers and Loctite for me now on all the hard to get at fasteners...Ian

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Which army captured the nuts?

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