Seat bolt size

Started by Reveen, March 23, 2015, 17:57:32 PM

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richaud

I bet I can count those shops in Swedwn on my left pinky finger.....;)


John Hopkins

Quote from: richaud on March 28, 2015, 02:46:24 AM

That is a problem. .I was wrong...Its The 1.00 thread that is very rare in sweden. ...any chance you can pick up 2 wingbolts for me?

You will find the wing bolts at a disabled electric wheelchair shop, that's where I got mine.

John.


Troll

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greenbarn

Quote from: pcarrell on March 28, 2015, 08:12:55 AM

She must be related to my wife! :D

Well, you must admit....  They have a really hard job keeping you guys straight...  :o

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richaud

That is a problem. .I was wrong...Its The 1.00 thread that is very rare in sweden. ...any chance you can pick up 2 wingbolts for me?


aralph

#20

WOW.... 120+ reads and 19 post on a thread about a 6mm bolt... :o

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Come on riding season.

aralph


Reveen

LOL

That's awesome news, now I can just pick some up and not have to order some online and pay $6 shipping for a $.50 bolt! Thanks for your help!


Troll

Quote from: pcarrell on March 27, 2015, 11:11:06 AM

Troll made a mistake!!!!

The world is coming to an end!  Run for the hills! ;)

I make lots of mistakes, just ask my wife...

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pcarrell

Quote from: Troll on March 27, 2015, 09:03:37 AM

I just went out in the cold(20 deg) garage and checked...I was wrong, it is 6x1.0...sorry, I knew there were a common size, just got the pitch wrong. I could blame it on being old, but I won't....

Troll made a mistake!!!!

The world is coming to an end!  Run for the hills! ;)


Troll

I just went out in the cold(20 deg) garage and checked...I was wrong, it is 6x1.0...sorry, I knew there were a common size, just got the pitch wrong. I could blame it on being old, but I won't....

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richaud

The bolts for The dual seat horse shue bracket is 1.25. Same with bolts for handlebars down at triple tree. 


Troll

Don't think they are that thread...I could check, but they are pretty standard sizes....

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greenbarn

Sure they're not 6 x 1.0?  I was thinking off the top of my head they were 6 by 1.0, but I don't know for sure without checking.

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Troll

You don't live that far from me...all the HW stores, wal mart, everybody has that size...home depot, menard's...

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Reveen

Quote from: Troll on March 26, 2015, 19:22:51 PM

That's about as standard a metric size as there is....considered "normal" thread. 6x1.25 is the diameter and thread pitch...the length is about 12 mm.

I'm not a very handy guy, so all of this is pretty foreign to me right now. They had M6 x 1.00 and M8 x 1.25 at both stores, but not the M6 x 1.25. Just doing to searching online and am coming across the same issue.

Troll

That's about as standard a metric size as there is....considered "normal" thread. 6x1.25 is the diameter and thread pitch...the length is about 12 mm.

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Reveen

Went to 3 different hardware stores today and none of them had 6 x 1.25 . . . they more or less said "good luck finding it" because supposedly its a very odd size. Anyone know where I could find one online?


richaud

If you foind any let me know.. its more or less impossible to finns that kind of fine thread here in sweden.


chief

Quote from: John Hopkins on March 23, 2015, 19:45:06 PM

Before you rush off you might want to consider butterfly or wing bolts, it means you can remove  the seat without a spanner or wrench.

John.

With my corbin there is barely enough room for the socket to remove the oem bolt! A wing bolt won't work for mine. Not enough room to turn it !

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Reveen

Quote from: John Hopkins on March 23, 2015, 19:45:06 PM

Before you rush off you might want to consider butterfly or wing bolts, it means you can remove  the seat without a spanner or wrench.

John.

That's a good point John. I think I like that idea. I'll pick some of those up today. A day isn't complete without a run to the hardware store right?

John Hopkins

Before you rush off you might want to consider butterfly or wing bolts, it means you can remove  the seat without a spanner or wrench.

John.


Reveen


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