Is the thread the standard 1.375" x 24 TPI? I'm cutting threads to this dimension, and the threads on the freewheel appear to be 1mm pitch
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Can't say, It fit on my bike, a GMC Denali. An inexpensive dept. store bike. I sent the freewheel back because it ran rough in 3, 4, 5th gears. Maybe it needs a Shimano chain to run smooth. Perhaps try to Shimano's web site or look on some boards for your answer. Regards: Jon
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The 1" x 8 is 0.525 across the flats. Obviously, you will need one to open a bi more. I use my tap in. Wood lathe, meaning that the part is chucked and the head stock locked. The tap is set in position to start and the point of the tail stock pressed into the centering hole on the flats end of the tap. I then use an adjustable crescent wrench to turn the tap while advancing the tail stock to feed and keep pressure on the tap. This is a bit of a dance as my tail stock is 10 TPI and the tap is 8 TPI. JUST DOUBLE CHECK THAT YOU DON't REALLY WANT A 1.250 x 8 TPI TAP!!
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It's threaded exactly the same. The housing is shorter, however, by about an inch (from memory. Rough guess.)
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No. The inside threads are standard 1/2" NPT, the outside threads are some odd size.
570851
The thread is 1" x 8, check the headstock on your lathe.It comes with a 7/8" x 8 adapter as well. Nice set for the money
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I'm not sure of the thread size, but I think it is an metric thread. I used an 10mm socket to work wirh it. I hope that helps!.... CP
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The 1" x 8 is 0.525 across the flats. Obviously, you will need one to open a bi more. I use my tap in. Wood lathe, meaning that the part is chucked and the head stock locked. The tap is set in position to start and the point of the tail stock pressed into the centering hole on the flats end of the tap. I then use an adjustable crescent wrench to turn the tap while advancing the tail stock to feed and keep pressure on the tap. This is a bit of a dance as my tail stock is 10 TPI and the tap is 8 TPI.JUST DOUBLE CHECK THAT YOU DON't REALLY WANT A 1.250 x 8 TPI TAP!!
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The thread on the lathe is 1-1/4 x8 tpi. If you are talking about an adapter that will reduce that to 1" x 8 tpi then you will need to buy that adapter. I bought the one one from PSI for about $20 as I had a couple of chucks for that 1" x 8. I have since purchased a Hurricane chuck to fit the lathe.
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I am not sure of the thread size , but I am using them in a Eastern Axis 500 Carbon Arrow , and the Broad Heads are carbon . Andy .
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The insert is for a M12 X 1.5 bolt. The new hole is different. The pitch of the new thread is the same (1.5)
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It is best to measure the center hole of the wheel. Mine were 55mm size, whatever that worked out to in inches (which i measured in) worked out.
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Don't know for sure; however the HF site shows it to have a 1" spindle. The standard for 1" spindles is 8 tpi, so it probably will, but the possibility exists that it is an oddball. I suggest you take an accessory that is 1"-8 to a local HF and test it.
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This listing is the wrong bolt pattern. You need a 6x114.3 bolt pattern, the wheel is not currently available in your bolt pattern. Let us know if you need any further assistance. Thank-you!
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I received a response from the manufacturer: "It is a 1/4" x 20 pitch thread. Try a set screw. They hold much better over time."
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I'm not sure. I used it as it came. I believe it is 1/2" thread though. Good luck!
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Yes - 6mm dia. x 26mm long x 1.0 pitch threads. But if you are mounting permanently to a ball head you can probably use the screw that is currently on the head.
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Dear Grandpa, I made an indirect measurement because I didn't want to take the wheel off. It looks like it is just about exactly 1-1/4". I used a clamp to go around the outside of the wheel and then made the measurement by adjusting the clamp back to the same place and measuring the gap. Good luck.Gary