Reply to "safety wire question"

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Pretty easy actually but takes a little practice to get them looking right.
You'll need a set of ring gear bolts that have the holes drilled out in the heads. You can set a set from several of the vendors. Ir will also come with the wire needed.
The idea behind safety wiringf is that no bolts come loose. If one starts to, it causes the one it's tied to to tighten, this stopping the other one from loosening and vise versa.

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Originally posted by new & slow:
I need to have mine safety wired. Is there any details on how to do it??
Tom

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