Who knows what this is?

[HuntForHorns]

This was the thing that was in the bed of my pickup that held the bedslide in place. It looks like an early version of a riv nut. I took the nut off to take the bedslide out and this just pulled out. I don't understand how it worked. Doesn't look like it could swell when tightened down. Is it missing something?

Thanks

[TX CHICKEN]

Looks like a dikfor to me??

[Lincoln Hawk]

Looks like a dikfor to me??

100% spot on.

[Walker]

What was it bolted to?

[HuntForHorns]

What was it bolted to?

Threaded end was holding the bedslide frame in to the pickup bed. Cylinder end was just pushed thru the bottom of my pickup bed. Somehow it anchored.

[ThisLadyHunts]

Threaded end was holding the bedslide frame in to the pickup bed. Cylinder end was just pushed thru the bottom of my pickup bed. Somehow it anchored.

Somebody…please…come up with a better answer as to what a dikfor is bolted to!

[tps7742]

Looks like a dikfor to me??

It sure is a small one do they come in different sizes, for mechanical uses of course.

[ThisLadyHunts]

It sure is a small one do they come in different sizes?

No. They only come in a 10” length.

[tps7742]

And he quietly turns around and walks away without a word to say.

[ThisLadyHunts]

And he quietly turns around and walks away without a word to say.

((chuckling))

[Gumbo Man]

I thought that they came with a strap. Never new that they could be screwed on.

[ThisLadyHunts]

I thought that they came with a strap. Never new that they could be screwed on.

The ones with the strap are made of plastic. They’re cheap and they don’t last as long. They do, however, come in a variety of scents and colors.

[AntlerCollector]

Back button!









wait, that may be the answer

[Gunnyart]

Where do the batteries go?

[stevieray54]

Try googling it up on a part’s diagram