what is the measurement on the base between the rear side of the large threaded peg and the center of the small plain peg to the rear?
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greg check this picture it is the actual picture from my website:http://www.jagbits.com/product/C2C39767-OE.html
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greg check this picture it is the actual picture from my website: http://www.jagbits.com/product/C2C39767-OE.html
1790184
Yes I think the bolt that holds the peg to the mount is 1/2".m I did not measure it but it looks to that size.
1109697
Look if the manual of your bike or the crank arm specifies the size, or if the size might be stamped on the existing pedal.If DIY no documentation available: Measure the hole diameter on the crank arm (at the inner side, opposite to the pedal) or take one of the original pedals off your bike and measure the threaded part, you'll need a caliper for that. (That's how I did :-)Hint: Clerks at (small) hardware stores and of course bike shops or fellow experienced bikers also could help with that.
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I found a spec sheet online somewhere before I bought mine. It might have been on the MonMount website for item # 194B but I don't recall.Anyway, if I understand you correctly, I laid a ruler on the base behind the shaft and measured to the edge, it was difficult to read because the metal curves but it looks to be about 33 mm. Keep in mind that the mounting plate is not completely flat, there are 2 large bolts that hold the 2 halves of the base together so the bold heads add a few mm to the width. I'm not sure if I can upload pictures here but I will if I can.
1711170
Round plastic base: 4 1/8 inches OD Mounting screw hole centers: 3 1/2 inches C/C Mounting holes: 4
2131982
Approximately 1/2" or some close nominal metric. The base is a fairly crude casting and the slots have a slight draft so they're not too uniform. I actually filed the slots slightly to accommodate a carriage bolt.
264096
You've got a few slightly differing answers here. I'm sure the differences do not matter. Using calipers I got 4 1/4" wide ways, 2" gap between the ways and 7" at the base
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My first suggestion is to read all the previous answers on the UN55 before you attempt to replace your bottombracket assembly. If you can remove the spindle, look to see if the specifications of the spindle are embossed on the spindle itself. For example, my Shimano spindle has specifications of 68 - 122.5 embossed on it, the smaller number is the bottom bracket bearing tube width and the larger number is the actual spindle length. Then select the UN55 sealed bearing BB that is the closest to your measurements.
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58" to the lower tuning peg and 60" to the top peg. Haven't bought new ones yet, so sorry, but I don't know if they are special made.
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130mm BCD is the spacing. It did not work for me. I wound up getting a new crankset, which also required a new lower bracket with longer spindle. It all worked out in the end.
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hello, do you refere to the base? if so I will take a picture with a ruler so you can see what you need to know.regards
2198508
I remember measuring both. The one I got was 3 inches on the threaded side. My nutribullet cup was 4 inches.
699329
Mine's still in the box, so I measured it. Not 3 in - About halfway between 2.5 and 2.75 in of threaded section.
2019686
From front-to-back, the size of the openings between pegs is 1-1/2". From side-to-side, the size of the openings between pegs is 3-3/8". I use mine for larger cutting boards and pot lids that are too big for my kitchen cupboards.
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The one I have is approx. 5 1/2 inches long and 2 inches across the bottom so I'm not sure where the dimensions that you have given are coming from. OurIron Stop 30 RPM is working perfectly.
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My tape shows 2 7/16-just short of a half inch. Base is heavy-probably cast iron. Happy soldering!
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10 inches between front spindles, 11 3/4 at widest point front to back and 7 inches at narrow point front to back. Hope that is helpful. I just love mine.