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#158232 08/27/2006 2:48 PM
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Trying to locate a nutsert installation tool but no stores in this area seem to carry it. Anyone know where this can be sourced?

I need one to install my pros pick tailgate latch kit.

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you can use a bolt & nut-pretty easy to do once you figger it out. thread a bolt w/a nut & lockwasher into the nutsert,insert into the sheetmetal hole. Hold the bolt from turning while turning the nut w/another wrench, this will collapse the nutsert. Hard to explain,,but it works, the lockwasher helps keep the nutsert from turning. I installed many Aerostar roof racks this way, they even had instructions from Ford never mentioning a "proper" tool. brian


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McMaster-Carr has them!


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Wow, they sure are proud of those tools.

Turns out harbor freight has one for $17 and Eastwoods has another for about $25 so I will go one of those routes.

Thanks for the help.

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I borrowed one from a bodyshop guy I work with. It's like a realy big pop rivot gun. He has one that is air powered now.


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do you have a harbour freight part number for their nutsert installer?

i was in the store last week and didn't find any.

i did searched their website for keyword 'nutsert
and didn't find anything there either.

thanks


bill graham

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