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Guitar & Bass Brass Truss Rod Washers Pack of 12
by Fender
£6.99
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Description
The Fender Guitar & Bass Brass Truss Rod Washers Pack of 12 is the best way to secure your Fender truss rod.
This official Fender set of 12 flat brass truss rod washers are the same used on most vintage and contemporary U.S. and MIM Fender guitar truss rods. Flat brass construction adds durability and unlike harder materials, wont risk stripping your truss rod, saving you time and costly repairs.
Washers are used between the adjusting nut and the wood and can adjust how deep the truss rod nut sits on the truss rod. Washers can be useful as a temporary fix on a truss rod that is compressing the neck wood, if the wood compresses the nut can run out of threads on the rod to thread onto, so you run out of adjustment range before the rod has created the correct amount of relief, by putting a washer on the rod first it will move the nut back from the end of the threads and give you more tightening room. These Fender Truss Rod Washers are the best choice for your Fender guitar.
Features
Fender Guitar & Bass Brass Truss Rod Washers keep your guitar in good shape |
Used between the adjusting nut and the wood |
Can be used on truss rods that are compressing the neck wood to give the nut more adjusting depth |
Official Fender product |
Tech specs
Dimensions | 0.204" x 0.367" (5.2mm x 9.3mm) |
Manufacturer Part Number | 0022335049 |
UPC-A | 717669069803 |
Customer reviews
5.0 out of 5
Joel S. Verified Purchase
Genuine Fender parts which do the job
The truss rod adjustment on my new (used) '62 AVRI Strat was maxed out so I couldn't reduce the excessive relief. Turns out it's a thing that necks can shrink a bit over time, which is why Fender sells these brass washers to go in between the neck and the truss rod nut (giving you back a couple of threads).
Note: Do not use washers made from cheaper, softer, material; at this price, you can get something reliable and designed for the job.
I took off the neck, undid the truss rod nut, popped on two of the washers, and tightened up again. All good and I was able to reduce the relief.
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