Abstract: An interference fit fastener and threaded puller attachment in combination. The fastener has a shank with an external thread and an axial recess with an internal thread, the threads being of opposite hands. The puller attachment is threadly engaged to the internal thread so as to exert an axial pull on the fastener, and to resist torque exerted on a nut or collar being applied to the external thread. After the fastener is set, the puller is removed.

Abstract: A fastener for use in fatigue resistant structures such as aircraft wings. The fastener is installed into interference fit by tool engagement in a tapped hole coaxial with the threaded end of the pin, at the threaded end of the fastener pin. The tapped hole is engaged by a hardened mandrel which is detachably threaded into the threaded hole in the pin. The mandrel has an extending tail end which may be gripped by a pulling tool after the threaded end of the pin is partially inserted into the workpiece with the mandrel extending through the workpiece. The tail end of the mandrel is engaged by a pulling tool that can be manually or power actuated to pull the interference fit shank into the structure workpiece to produce a fatigue resistant interference between the pin shank diameter and the workpiece hole diameter.