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Re: pic: 114 6wheel tensioner
McMaster sells bolts with a nylon patch on the tip-eliminating the need for a locknut.
However, I have no idea if they work/work well in plastic. 
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Re: pic: 114 6wheel tensioner
I don't think a nylon lock nut or bolt is even necessary. We used this system with no locking methods at all, and it worked wonderfully.
I look forward to seeing pictures on how you all implement this!
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