I have the same question. Mine says type J and has 4 locking nuts just like the last poster
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Hi! I just checked (have ordered 3 times) and this refill only has 2 locking nuts. Maybe your mop might be an older model. My package says jumbo, "new quick lock". My mop is probably 4 years old?
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The number is printed on the package, you have to bee very careful on the last two number if they are close together, say the last 2 numbers are 32 and 28... Trun directly from 32 to 28 them slowly turn the dail until you feel the dead bolt engage and trun take some practice, had mine over 2 years took awhile to get the feel of the lock, different them anything I had before, but is worth mastering the lock, wife still can't open it no matter what she tries
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I have two trimax disc locks. One is silver and the other is yellow. The yellow works impeccably and the silver works intermittently. It's a quality lock. My suggestion is buy two. Check both for function. If they both work, great if only one works then send the other back. I do love the reminder cable. Good luck with your choice.
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Just so happens, when I purchased before, I bought 2 to save shipping, and still have the extra one still in the box. I see nothing on the box that says a type number. However there is a number on the box that says 63170A. If that means type A, I don't know. Also says series 440. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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The one I purchased had a locking nut that is 42mm. I don't remember if it said that in the ad for the one I bought, but I just measured it with a ruler. From end to end the locking nut is 42mm.
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there are two type of fasteners, coarse thread "screw like" and machine thread "finer thread", by removing one from your auto you can verify correct type.
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The nuts have a nylon lock washer which makes them hard to screw on. Using an end wrench (and not a socket) is your best bet because there isn't much room around the nut. If the wrench seems really hard to turn then you might have the wrong nuts.
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You should prbably contact the vendor, since the hardware includes metric "barrel nuts" that I have not seen at any hardware store. I lost one of the barrel nuts during assembly, and I was able to "make do" by buying a metric regular nut by inserting the nut into the hole with a needle-nose pliers. But that was for only one of the bolts, and you are missing all the hardware. So I would definitely contact the supplier for the missing hardware set.
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The one I recieved is the same one Iwata-Medea lists on their page and is pictured on this item. http://www.iwata-medea.com/products/accessories/hardware/
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I removed and reused the original one. It is only held on with 2 Nuts. And if you need 2 you can Glue it back on.
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I received same components as Mr. Steven G. There were 2 small foams for fixing purposes I suppose that I did not use and an suitable hex wrench. I have 2 units working OK 24/7. Good luck .
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These look like a couple different versions of the manual that came with mine.http://www.hamiltonbeach.ca/use_care/download.php?f=70590C_UC.pdfhttp://common.csnstores.com/common/marketing/hmb1078_user_manual.pdf
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Unknown. It seems there have been two different threaded sizes used by Chrysler. I finally went to dealer to purchase.Lee
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Hello Rich. What is the original compressor you are replacing? The J7 is the trade channel the compressor is sold under.
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00F62V92A Pic is still the same, but you can see it says Mech Lock in Heading. Thanks, Marty Perron 855-248-6723 x 103
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Regular "J" style bobbins. When I got mine I asked the same question and no one knew. We opened the box and looked at other bobbins. The J's were the closest thing. If you find out, I would like to know also. Good luck and hope this helps
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I noticed the one that I got was tight and when I studied it I saw it was deliberately machine stamped on the end to make it tight. I presume its similar to a nylon nut or lock washer to prevent unwanted loosening