materthegreater
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I just drilled new holes. The old screws came off with a 3 lb sledge
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10 ton Harvey deck over
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materthegreater
Senior Member
Apparently I never re-torqued the lug nuts after doing the decking and paint work 
One stud was cracked and broke when I torqued it, so I decided to replace all the studs on that hub.
I was planning to replace the lug nuts with acorn style to keep the threads from getting rusty like they always do, but I didn't realize the cone seats angle was 90 degrees instead of the typical 60 degrees.
So now I have 32 lug nuts for sale...
One stud was cracked and broke when I torqued it, so I decided to replace all the studs on that hub.
I was planning to replace the lug nuts with acorn style to keep the threads from getting rusty like they always do, but I didn't realize the cone seats angle was 90 degrees instead of the typical 60 degrees.
So now I have 32 lug nuts for sale...