axle nuts won't stay tight
 

well i can not for the life of me figure out a way to keep the damn axle nuts from staying tight.. they will back off to hand loose but no more

axle nuts won't stay tight
 

THREAD LOCKER!!!! and just wondering but not sure are there cotter pins that go in front of nut to keep it from falling off???

axle nuts won't stay tight
 

axle nut not spindle nut

and i use blue lock tite

axle nuts won't stay tight
 

o well cant help you there

axle nuts won't stay tight
 

the axle nut that tightens down the rear carrier and bearing correct...there should be a ring that pushes up against the axle once you have it tight and once the axle nut is tight the ring should be right up against the groove on the axle from keeping it from coming loose

axle nuts won't stay tight
 

It doesn't look pretty, but if you ever get in a bind on the trail, use duct tape and wind it the opposite direction the axle normally turns. That can at least get you home if one loosens up again.

axle nuts won't stay tight
 

Speedy, what are you using to tighten them down? You need something tough with a good bit of leverage, I use a 24" adjustable wrench I got at harbor freight and it doesn't come loose until i want it to, and then it's a struggle usually. If you are getting a good bit of leverage on it, try tightening them down as good as you can get them, then wrapping them tightly with some electrical tape to make it impossible for them to vibrate loose.

axle nuts won't stay tight
 

idk if they are vibrating loose... or if it's soemthing else...

they have always been fine... never had a problem with em..

axle nuts won't stay tight
 

RAP sum teflon tape around the threads make it so the nut is a lil hard to get on ive done this before on my old tri-z 250 it worked IF.. that doesnt work clean up around the nut and axle and put a lil jbweld on the side of the nut once you have it tight and in place when the time comes to remove the nut just chip the jb weld off with a screw driver..sounds stupid but it works.....