Is The RM350264-10 The Universal Jam Nut For Roadamster Tow Bars

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Is your jam nut 350264-10 a Roadmaster OEM part comes with Loctite already on the nut. as I learned from Roadmaster Tech Support? Thanks

asked by: James L

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Expert Reply:

The Universal Jam Nut for Roadmaster Towbars # RM350264-10 you referenced is indeed a genuine Roadmaster tow bar jam nut and does come with red Loctite already on the threads (pictured below).

expert reply by: Kevin C

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