STUD BOY T-NUT SUPPORT NUTS

STUD BOY T-NUT SUPPORT NUTS

$54.99
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SKU: 18-33924

Size: 7mm - 48 Pack
May Be Available For Pickup

Description

Small hardware can make or break a stud job, and STUD BOY T-Nut Support Nuts are built for exactly that overlooked but important role. These support nuts are recommended for Ice-Pixx and Catapult studs, helping keep your snowmobile track stud setup properly assembled when you are prepping for hardpack, glare ice, and long trail days.

Choose the pack and thread size that matches your stud setup, whether you are replacing worn hardware or building out a fresh traction package. They are simple, specific, and worth having on the bench before the track is apart, because nobody wants a parts run when the sled is already upside down in the shop.

  • Brand: STUD BOY
  • Product Type: T-Nut Support Nuts
  • Application: Snowmobile track stud hardware
  • Recommended For: Ice-Pixx and Catapult studs
  • Available Options:
    • 1/4" x 20 - 48 Pack
    • 7mm - 48 Pack
    • 7mm - 96 Pack
  • Part Numbers:
    • 18-33927
    • 18-33924
    • 18-33932
  • Category: Parts - Studs

Reviews and Q&A

FAQs

These support nuts are used as snowmobile track stud hardware and are recommended for Ice-Pixx and Catapult studs. They help complete the stud installation setup, making them a practical replacement or backup item when you are servicing traction components.
Match the support nut option to the thread size and stud setup you are using. Available choices include 1/4 inch x 20 and 7mm options, with different pack counts. If you are replacing existing hardware, compare the size before ordering.
These STUD BOY T-Nut Support Nuts are sold in pack options, including 48 pack and 96 pack choices depending on the selected size. That is helpful when you are working on a full track setup or want extra hardware on hand.
Yes, this product is listed as snowmobile stud hardware and is recommended for specific STUD BOY stud applications. It is best used for the intended track stud setup rather than as general shop hardware, even if the parts bin looks tempting.