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RE: Dizzy screw - Reckless Rat - 17-04-2023
Don't ask me, I'm French. Je ne sais rien sur les filetages de vis et de boulons, même pas deux fois.
RE: Dizzy screw - David Stepney - 17-04-2023
(17-04-2023, 07:10 PM)Reckless Rat Wrote: Don't ask me, I'm French. Je ne sais rien sur les filetages de vis et de boulons, même pas deux fois.
Une vis de reglage a un filetage sur toute de sa longuer, Un boulon a un filetage seulement a l'extremite inferieure.
(PS. My keyboard doesn't do accents, a grave shortcoming of which I am acutely aware
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RE: Dizzy screw - Tony Press - 17-04-2023
A set screw with a little bit of thin tube?
RE: Dizzy screw - Spex - 18-04-2023
A complexely thread is used on the Cemetary Mixer for sale on Farcebook
RE: Dizzy screw - David Cochrane - 18-04-2023
The stepped bolt on my car keeps unscrewing itself, but luckily the bottom of the distributor body stops it coming up so far that it falls out. If I try to tighten it up then the distributor adjustment locks up. Should there be a washer or spring under the head of the bolt?
RE: Dizzy screw - Chris Garner - 18-04-2023
David,
I have both and it works for me.
RE: Dizzy screw - Howard Wright - 18-04-2023
Hi David
I think there should be a spring under the head.
Cheers
Howard
RE: Dizzy screw - David Cochrane - 18-04-2023
Thanks - I'll have another look at it tomorrow.