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Futility Man July 16th 15 03:19 PM

Strange thread
 
On 15 Jul 2015 21:24:49 GMT, (Volker Borchert) wrote:

WTF is this? It's obviously neither M12(x1,75) nor UNC1/2x13...
Is there an UNC15/32x13? Or even a cross-over 12mmx13TPI?


Go to a good hardware and buy every size bolt that even remotely looks like it
will fit. Carefully try each one. Check other bolts on the machine. It is
very likely that another bolt on the machine is the same size. Find another
bolt from the machine that will fit, take it to a good hardware supply or an IH
dealer, and have them match it up.

If the rest of the machine is metric, it's not likely that this hole is SAE, and
vice versa.

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Futility Man

Volker Borchert July 17th 15 12:23 AM

Strange thread
 
Futility Man wrote:
On 15 Jul 2015 21:24:49 GMT, (Volker Borchert) wrote:

WTF is this? It's obviously neither M12(x1,75) nor UNC1/2x13...
Is there an UNC15/32x13? Or even a cross-over 12mmx13TPI?


Go to a good hardware and buy every size bolt that even remotely
looks like it will fit. Carefully try each one. Check other
bolts on the machine. It is very likely that another bolt on the
machine is the same size. Find another bolt from the machine that
will fit, take it to a good hardware supply or an IH dealer, and
have them match it up.


Desperate situations demand desperate measures. Might be worth
trying, thank you for the ideas.

If the rest of the machine is metric, it's not likely that this
hole is SAE, and vice versa.


1. The rest of the machine is mixed... I have encountered 1/2"x13 UNC,
M8x1.0, M27x1.5

2. That knuckle is second source.

3. The bolts from the worn out knuckle have 13tpi, about 11.7mm outer
diameter. But their threads don't look so good. I think I'd have
used them had they fitted properly, but I'll try them again. Easy.
REAL easy. And I'll take them to the dealer.

--

"I'm a doctor, not a mechanic." Dr Leonard McCoy
"I'm a mechanic, not a doctor." Volker Borchert

Larry Jaques[_4_] July 17th 15 01:19 AM

Strange thread
 
On Thu, 16 Jul 2015 10:19:55 -0400, Futility Man
wrote:

On 15 Jul 2015 21:24:49 GMT, (Volker Borchert) wrote:

WTF is this? It's obviously neither M12(x1,75) nor UNC1/2x13...
Is there an UNC15/32x13? Or even a cross-over 12mmx13TPI?


Go to a good hardware and buy every size bolt that even remotely looks like it
will fit. Carefully try each one. Check other bolts on the machine. It is
very likely that another bolt on the machine is the same size. Find another
bolt from the machine that will fit, take it to a good hardware supply or an IH
dealer, and have them match it up.


Yeah, shotgun it. What a simply Perfect idea!


If the rest of the machine is metric, it's not likely that this hole is SAE, and
vice versa.


My friend's daughter's Chevy V-8 intake manifold was a 2-piece deal,
plastic (FRP) and aluminum. One piece was SAE, the other all metric.
I think it was a 2008 model Tahoe. Unlikely lives at GM.


--
The business of America is not business. Neither is it war. The business
of America is justice and securing the blessings of liberty.
-- George F. Will

Volker Borchert July 17th 15 04:56 AM

Strange thread
 
Volker Borchert wrote:

3. The bolts from the worn out knuckle have 13tpi, about 11.7mm outer
diameter. But their threads don't look so good. I think I'd have
used them had they fitted properly, but I'll try them again. Easy.
REAL easy. And I'll take them to the dealer.


And, of course, try the bolts from the left hand knuckle ;-)

--

"I'm a doctor, not a mechanic." Dr Leonard McCoy
"I'm a mechanic, not a doctor." Volker Borchert


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