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Southco Ejector Spring 43-13-1-24
MFR Model# 43-13-1-24/3
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| Type | Part Number | Material |
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| Ejector Spring | 43-13-1-24 | Stainless Steel |
Overview
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SOUTHCO PUSH-ON RETAINER – designed for installation using the retainer tool in "Accessories". SOUTHCO SPLIT RING RETAINER – Can be installed by hand or tool, and is fabricated from stainless steel. SOUTHCO SEALING WASHER – This black synthetic washer is used under head of Southco Studs. SOUTHCO EJECTOR SPRING – This stainless steel spring enables the stud head to stand away from the panel when the unit is not fastened. When using the ejector spring, add two grip lengths to stud length to allow for spring and wear washer. SOUTHCO CUPPED WASHER – A plastic washer to reduce wear around the Southco stud.When using wear washer add one grip length to stud length selection. |
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Specifications
- Tech Data Sheet (PDF)
Reviews
Works as supposed. Needed with studs and retainer washers
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Southco Ejector Spring 43-13-1-24
I got these in stainless with the stainless #82 fasteners to replace some galvanized that were falling off. I also got the insertion tool for $33, which didnt work well for me. I ended up using very fine needle nose pliers to gently twist the ring into a helix and sort of screw down over the fastener. The clip ring flexed back into its original shape without adjustment. I replaced 23 sets in the battery door of my Mooney in a little over 30 minutes once I got the hang of it. I have a couple of sets in a small pill bottle in the tool bag in case something falls out again. Much better than original galvanized.
These really hold my Southcos well!
Great products
The nylon cup wear washers and nylon retainers are great. A tip for installing - use a shorty screwdriver to push on the stud while pushing the retainer on the back with the tool (or with a nut-driver).
Perfect fit.
Ordered the Sling Washer #82-43-201-38 thinking they were the Wear Washers #82-46-101-39 that are no longer listed or found by doing a search. I only found the Wear Washers # by looking at these others comments. Where are the Wear Washers to order them?
We called and were told even tho the picture is the wrong picture , these were 85 series springs, they are not , they are 82 series which are too small for our application.
Error in my previous review, I believe I only ordered 5 of these, not 10 as previously stated, I get a 0 rating!
This is supposed to be a white cupped washer but the picture seems to be wrong. Also the item didnt seem to be included in my order even though I ordered 10. The picture seems to be the same as item 82-32-101-20. Otherwise the order and service was fine.
Q&A
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