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If the ball stud on your boat hatch or dock box accidentally snaps off, don't worry. Mount this 13-mm replacement stud to your hatch or box to create an attachment point for your gas strut. Stainless steel is sturdy and corrosion resistant.
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This ball stud is made of heavy-duty stainless steel, which is highly resistant to rust and corrosion, making it great for freshwater and saltwater use.
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Today we're going to take a look at the Taylor Made stainless steel 13 millimeter ball stud for the gas shock. Now this 13 millimeter ball stud is for mounting your gas shocks on your dock boxes or boat hatches.The ball stud is what the gas shock will attach to. This is stainless steel. The ball diameter again is 13 millimeters. The thread size right here is five sixteenths by 18 course threads. Overall length on this from one end to the other is right at one and three quarters, or one and a half inches.
Installed height after this is installed down, the height of it will be right at three quarters of an inch and it is for a quantity of one ball stud. But that should do it for the review on the Taylor Made stainless steel, 13 millimeter ball stuck for gas shock.
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If the ball stud on your boat hatch or dock box accidentally snaps off, don't worry. Mount this 13-mm replacement stud to your hatch or box to create an attachment point for your gas strut. Stainless steel is sturdy and corrosion resistant.
I finished part of my basement as a play area. We wanted the wall separating the rooms to be able to be opened so the whole area felt open. But also be closable for when we need quiet, or want to make it dark for family movie night. Decided to do big hatch doors, like the old fashioned concession stand windows. The first brackets we used worked but I was concerned about the weight of the hatch door. We made them very sturdy, and they are heavy. We upgraded the brackets with these ball studs and they have eliminated the flex we saw on the first attempt. Happy with the added stability and confidence we have in the hatches being secure. To make them work we removed the standard ball stud from the bracket, cleaned up the hole and tightened these in their place.
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