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BL45/2K4610 HUB GREASE PLUG - Dennis Nicholas - 23-03-2022 Can it be confirmed that the hubs grease plugs are 3/8 diameter but 26 TPI Whitworth form. Where to get a tap for that odd size? (26tpi would normally be 1/4 BSF. Dennis RE: BL45/2K4610 HUB GREASE PLUG - John Cornforth - 23-03-2022 Hi I don't suppose they are BSPP or BSPT are they ? 1/8 BSPP is a shade over 3/8 diameter and has 28 TPI. RE: BL45/2K4610 HUB GREASE PLUG - David Stepney - 23-03-2022 The holes the plugs are screwed into take a 1/8BSP grease nipple to enable you to (over?) grease the hub bearings RE: BL45/2K4610 HUB GREASE PLUG - Parazine - 23-03-2022 Tooling as always from Tracy Tools: Taps and Dies, Reamers & Milling Cutters | Tracy Tools Ltd UK RE: BL45/2K4610 HUB GREASE PLUG - Dennis Nicholas - 23-03-2022 Yes 1/8 BSP X 28TPI (should have learned from the steering box Queries). Fortunately I have taps that size so was able to clean up enough to fit the plug that was not going in. Dennis RE: BL45/2K4610 HUB GREASE PLUG - Bob Culver - 24-03-2022 For those with damaged threads and no tap a wooden plug will suffice. There is no need to rgualrly access. Packed bearings will suffice for tens of thousands of miles unless wading. |