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Thread: How about a sticky to list thread sizes used?

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    Default How about a sticky to list thread sizes used?

    I was thinking it maybe nice to keep a sticky with all the wierd bolts listed.
    To start, the pintle is 1 1/4-12.
    I had to run a tap thru the castle nut and also ran a die down the pintle itself, turns so much easier now.

    p.s. the machinists at work really enjoyed me telling them some of the threads were fubar'd due to me beating the heck outta the thing with a big sledge to get it to come loose....

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    Good idea...what else do we have to add?

    Threads, bolt sizes an lengths, nut sizes, like the hub bearing nuts are 2 9/16ths...etc.

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    5/16"-18 x 1-1/2

    -- Tim Taylor


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    Quote Originally Posted by brute4c View Post
    Good idea...what else do we have to add?

    Threads, bolt sizes an lengths, nut sizes, like the hub bearing nuts are 2 9/16ths...etc.
    I was just thinking about this today - I happened to look at my spindle nut socket and it's 2-1/2". I know it works because I've had each corner torn down at least once already.

    Chris

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    I've got an NOS M715 one and it is stamped 2 9/16ths.

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    Before I butcher out the threads on my door (meaning the bolt holes holding the arms/bracket to the door), what is the thread size for the mirrors? 1/4" with ? thread count?- gonz
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    Course thread, whatever that is in 1/4". Should be 20 tpi, eh? I think I used 3/4" long ones too.
    -- Tim Taylor


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    thanks!!- gonz
    Come and take it
    Go work at joann fabrics if you can't shoot a gun

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