10MM Ball Stud Bracket for Gas Spring/Prop/Strut (2 Pack)

What customers say about 10MM Ball Stud Bracket for Gas Spring/Prop/Strut (2 Pack)?

1. 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful

   
   Great companion for the API struts, January 1, 2013

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   Mojave Bob (Warsaw, IN United States) –

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   I bought these with a set of struts, to mount it to wood on a platform bed with storage. Exactly right!

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   Worked perfectly for the support struts for the side roof door of the chicken coop I just built for my wife’s chickens., July 14, 2014

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   Worked perfectly for the support struts (pair) for the side roof door of the chicken coop I just built for my wife’s chickens. Now she can open the heavy door by herself and clean the upper floor of the A-frame «ark» style coop by herself whenever she needs to.

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   These work OK, but I wish they were wider., April 22, 2014

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   Bill Hower «Billy C. Hower» (Kalispell, Mt) –
   
     

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   These brackets are OK, but I wish the mounting surface was just a little bit wider for more stability on 100# shocks.

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4. 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful

   
   Worked for me!, March 11, 2011

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   D. Kemp «AdventureDevon» (Orange County, CA) –
   
     

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   I ordered this to replace the upper ball joints on my 2000 Ford F250 4×4, Diesel. Fit was perfect. Just remember to file down the zerk fittings *before* putting it all together (if you want to leave the fittings in there full time) so that the universal joint doesn’t whack it when you shift to 4-wheel drive.

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5. 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful

   
   moog ball joint, December 28, 2011

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   Jman72 –

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   Came quick from UPS. Ordered two of these and two uppers for my 2004 F350 4×4. They’re good quality Moogs, no worries there. Only thing is, make sure you grease the lower ball joints then remove the zerq and install the plug before you put the steering knuckle back on the axle shaft. The zerq does not clear the u-joints. Also, make sure you put the rubber boots on as stated (on the boot), otherwise they will not hold grease properly. I threw the zerqs in a tylenol bottle and put them in the glove compartment. I grease the front end every oil change (5,000 miles for my diesel). It’s easiest to get to the plug/zerq for example: drivers side turn tire all the way the right. The plug is some odd size, neither metric or standard, easiest to get on and off with a small crescent wrench. Best thing of all about these ball joints is the price. Way cheaper than from any three of the local auto parts stores. Saved 150 dollars just on ball joints.

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6. 9 of 12 people found the following review helpful

   
   Watch that grease fitting!, December 22, 2010

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   J. Becnel «Machine Driver» (Baton Rouge, LA USA) –
   
     

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   Watch out! If you’re installing this on a 4X4, don’t do what I did – I installed it with the grease fitting in place and realized it way too late – it interferes with the axle U-joint hub and I had a 50-50 chance it would be in the right place to allow me to remove it. I was in the wrong 50%. Bummer so at least I greased it but I had to shear it off and seal the hole with RTV. So happens that item 14 int he little instruction sheet that came with it warns you about this problem but that clue is nowhere else to be found and I wish I had caught it sooner so I’ll be doing this job again in a year or 2 since I cannot grease this joint again.

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