is the nut part deep enough so i could go over an inch of screw-end to get to adjust a nut on the screw ???
1535882
Its deep enough for the 1 inch screw and more. I think its about 2 inch deep, I will check again tomorrow night when I go to work to answer more specifically.
1535883
The smaller nut driver is 2 inches deep, the bigger one is 2 1/8.The whole nut driver with the handle is 6 1/2 and will be 1 inch longer if you put the screwdriver head
1990807
No, I don't think so. You will need the one half inch for wheel nut removal
752819
No, The diameter is too big. Better off to go to a local hardware store snd find something.
1014645
If you mean the axle, then yes, it is threaded beyond the existing nut, which should provide room for an additional nut.
1528675
The hinge pin does have a nut that can be adjusted, but so far I have never had the need to make any adjustments. The factory-set tension has been just fine.
889480
You will ended up adjusting it all the way up to the last hole, might be a tight fit.
897354
Yes it can, as long as you find one with a long shaft.A normal length shaft will not give enough room for the nut to be fully fitted. You will also need to make sure the shaft diameter is correct to ensure a snug fit.
497402
Sorry,...I don't know. I'm guessing that one of the screws would have to be removed and the thread and diameter measured to be able to tell you. I don't have those tools.
1488855
I don't see why it wouldn't.. 1-1/8 thick is plenty wide enough if you're wondering if that's wide enough to drill into and hold the t-nut and thread.. if you mean it's 1-1/8 tall then that doesn't matter either as long as there's room above to clear 3 or 4" of thread sticking through. Other than that I'm assuming the top frame isn't attached to the bottom that rolls out so it should work. Just know you'll have a bigger gap between the wood pieces.
421892
I measured the maximum opening when the tightening screw engages. It was about 7/8 inch or about 22mm. You could perhaps increase this with a longer tightening screw.
1309517
No because the end of the bit that fits in the drill needs to be the exact size and shape of the slot on the drill. There is no way to adjust the size of the slot like on a standard drill.
1520270
My guess would be yes. The end is not stiched, it is secured by two rivets, they have the 5.11 insignia on the outside and what looks like a flat head screw head on the inside. It appears you can use a screwdriver to loosen those, but you may need some locktight to refasten them just because the thread length is minimal.
2003548
William, I think you'll be okay. I just stuck a rule across mine and judge it to be around 1 9/16". I did not remove the shroud or the lock nut, but got a pretty good read on it.
1030250
Book says it is. Won't fit but one way and screw is not so it could be tighten (that is if it could be used in that position). If it can be adjusted, I would sure like to know. Am unable to make it work.
989523
It's good a little bolt and hex screw. The nut can come loose! Something different then that nut would be better!
1335526
No as someone else commntted...but u can adjust that with a hex tip screwdriver...usually a half turn is enough to losen vor tighten it
1022799
Just exercise a bit of care and it will work fine. I have used one for 6 months without need for adjustment. Do not over-tighten the screws and do use some Loctite.