Hello everyone :)
I have just dismantled a new Kyosho boat and one of the "wood screw" that sits at the bottom rear of the hull on the trimtab and it will not get stuck, threads had gone before i got tightened the screw so it has came this way from the factory. It looks like its treads on the fiberglas hull.
The question is how to get the screw in the hull without it loosens and falls out when threads are broken? This screew are small and sharp and just screwed right into the hull without nut to the other side, I took a power glue on the threads and i took power glue on the back of the screw inside the hull. Its one of the 3 screew to the right on the first pics
Is there is a better way to make it sure it stucked while driving?
Dont want it to fall out so i get water inside the boat.
Should i just trust at the Power glue holds up or should i try to find a new bigger screew to mount? Or maby find a machinetreads screew and use nut to the backside?
I have also glue every screew from the inside tp not get any water in so you know why its so much glue inside :)
Can anyone come with a solution? :)
I add 2 pics so you can se what i mean screew from outside.jpg
I have just dismantled a new Kyosho boat and one of the "wood screw" that sits at the bottom rear of the hull on the trimtab and it will not get stuck, threads had gone before i got tightened the screw so it has came this way from the factory. It looks like its treads on the fiberglas hull.
The question is how to get the screw in the hull without it loosens and falls out when threads are broken? This screew are small and sharp and just screwed right into the hull without nut to the other side, I took a power glue on the threads and i took power glue on the back of the screw inside the hull. Its one of the 3 screew to the right on the first pics
Is there is a better way to make it sure it stucked while driving?
Dont want it to fall out so i get water inside the boat.
Should i just trust at the Power glue holds up or should i try to find a new bigger screew to mount? Or maby find a machinetreads screew and use nut to the backside?
I have also glue every screew from the inside tp not get any water in so you know why its so much glue inside :)
Can anyone come with a solution? :)
I add 2 pics so you can se what i mean screew from outside.jpg
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