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Has anyone ever stripped the threads of Taylormade weights using a regular torx wrench?

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drglew Well Established Member

drglew

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I know everyone everywhere says to use the Taylormade wrench or else you'll break the threads if overtightening the weights using a normal wrench....but has anyone actually done it?  I ask because my weights in a used R7 get loose after a round or two & rattle around--but I always baby them when tightening the weights, as I don't have the official TM wrench that clicks.

(and I know I could pick one up on ebay, but the wrench would cost what my 3-wood is worth!)

Driver: Cleveland Classic 270, 10.5*
Fairway Woods: Adams Speedline LP (3 & 5)
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teamroper60 Great Member

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I've never seen the removable weights out of a club but could you use a little loctite on them?   If so, I would go with the blue stuff.   The red is darn near permanent........

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