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My guess is they can be over tightened if you would have to really crank on them. Not quite like a gas cap, but the washers and the levers have nubs and divots on them. When tightening it feels like the clicking you get on a gas cap, but it's just setting them in place. My guess I'd the nubs will holt them in place so they don't un screw.
Thank you, I was wrong in how they work. Still think they are pretty nice. The fact that they stick out does not bother me.
Again, thanks for setting me straight. I heard the clicking and jumped to my conclusion.
Here you go, my half bell pit boss fits in there fine, lid closes, no obstructions. I also found a use for the lever, can hang my key there when in the garage.
If I bought a '17 those hideous things would be the first thing in the garbage. I have the Securemybagz thumb screws for mine and they work great ... I think they were $20 or $25, I forget. 4 clips and 4 thumb screws, no tools needed other than a screwdriver to pop off the old clips.
What is the part number that the lever screws into (should show on that instruction sheet). They look more robust than the J nuts you get at home depot, Lowe's etc.
Originally Posted by steelerdude1
I posted this in the thread in Ordered the kit from Boardtracker, the cost was $37, very easy install, and fits perfectly.
What is the part number that the lever screws into (should show on that instruction sheet). They look more robust than the J nuts you get at home depot, Lowe's etc.
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