TRBSD
Truss rod double action welded, 22 3/4" x 3/8" (overall length 23 3/4")
$34.53
Protected by U.S. Patent No. 6,259,008, this is the best rod on the market in our humble opinions. The square stock bears against the bottom of the fingerboard, so no filler strip is necessary. Turn the nut one way and the rod bows one direction, turn the nut the other way, the rod bows the other direction! With this rod, the nut is actually welded onto the adjusting rod which has been right-hand threaded on one end and
See note about hex wrenches below.
In Stock
Product Description
We are finding that off-the-shelf hex wrenches are oversized and may not work with our truss rods. We are now shipping wrenches with the rods and suggest that you provide these to your customers.
Video: How to Install a Truss Rod.
Please Note: With the exception of the TRUC made in Japan, all of the truss rods we carry are made, inspected and tested in the USA. Still, we urge you to carefully inspect each rod you receive to make sure it meets your specifications. Once installed, a truss rod can be extremely difficult to replace or repair. Put each rod in a vise and turn the nut beyond its normal range of adjustment (turn it both ways if it is a two-way rod). As with all of our products, LMI is not responsible for any effect of a defective truss rod, or any related costs, beyond the price of the truss rod itself. In keeping with our return policy, we are happy to replace or refund the cost of any rod that you are not happy with. Please call for a return authorization number within 2 weeks of receiving your order. Modification of the rod in any way voids your warranty.
Details
- Shipping Restrictions - Location
- No Restrictions
- Length
- 22 3/4" or 57.7cm
- Configuration
- Double Action, Welded Nut
- Diameter
- 3/8" or 9.5mm
Reviews
No customer reviews for the moment.
Related Products
Recommended Products
Protected by U.S. Patent No. 6,259,008, this is the best rod on the market in our humble opinions. The square stock bears against the bottom of the fingerboard, so no filler strip is necessary. Turn the nut one way and the rod bows one direction, turn the nut the other way, the rod bows the other direction! With this rod, the nut is actually welded onto the adjusting rod which has been right-hand threaded on one end and
See note about hex wrenches below.