What does "BSA of ENG" mean?
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Bottom Bracket Thread Name Nominal Thread Description Cup Outside Diameter Shell width Shell Inside DiameterISO/English or BSA 1.37 in x 24 TPI 34.6-34.9 mmLeft-hand thread drive side 68 mm (73 mm Oversize)(83 mm Some Downhill & FR bikes)(100 mm "Fat bikes") 33.6-33.9 mm
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Bottom Bracket Thread Name Nominal Thread Description Cup Outside Diameter Shell width Shell Inside Diameter ISO/English or BSA 1.37 in x 24 TPI 34.6-34.9 mm Left-hand thread drive side 68 mm (73 mm Oversize)(83 mm Some Downhill & FR bikes)(100 mm "Fat bikes") 33.6-33.9 mm
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BSA and Eng are the same thing. It is regarding the type of thread pitch which is ISO/ENG. English is a probably the most common thread type, but other thread pitch standards are Italian and French.
42597
I do not know that answer, but I can tell you that I wasted $8 on this piece of junk. It appeared to have metric threads on the threaded side, and broke when I attempted to back the SAE bolt I had used out. The piece appeared to be brass painted Potmetal, so I would guess not of USA origin.
400224
My husband says it is, but I don't know what that means. I only know it is a very good bike, and I am thrilled at the quality.
480818
The BN is in brushed nickel. The BS is in brushed stainless. I don't know what the C stands for.
429829
Not certain if it carries and approval cert, but it should not have any trouble with compliance. Don't make a habit of playing with it, but do check it now and then. Stob works well. Small enough to fit anywhere.
946673
The E3 website says the E3.53 is the part # for your application. The website doesn't say anything about the eng being super charged but you can go to the website and contact support to be sure. Hope this helps
2010332
It's an acronym. California Air Resources Board or some such. It means that it is approved for use in the People's Republic of California.
2036738
I purchased 2 of these. The bottom of mine is stamped: " English Pewter Made in Sheffield England "
2134641
The handbook was in english. Otherwise it is easy to operate and learn to use. Only stressful part for me, mind the warning about aligning the augers, they are expensive to replace.
396936
Look at the buffer tube. If the threads are higher than the tube itself then it's mil spec. If the top of the threads is flush with the tube then it's commercial.
2033769
It is like a crest insignia. The wording on one says: To the Right Honorable Earl of Bath this Plate is humbly inscribed. On the other it says To the Right Honorable George Littleton Efq one of his Majesty commissioners for executing the Office of Lord High Treasurer.
1180043
The manual days that "S is for slow automatic grade", but I am not sure what that means.
16579
I don't know but I am very happy with it and I think it is very safe and sturdy.
1649488
YES this scope is on the BSA website. The Sweet 22 scope is caliber specific. The S22-618X40SP is a "sweet 22" (S22), 618 (6 to 18 power), X40 (40 mm objective lense), (SP) has an extra turret that adjusts the grain. The model that I have is S22-618X40AO which does not have the extra turret, you just turn the outer lense (objective lense) to focus. Really nice scope for the money it came with three elevation turrets in 36 grain, 38 grain and 40 grain.
1273653
I don't know what that means. I bought this product and had installed by a buddy working on my house. Haven't had any problems.
925331
I would think it is. They are rather lite in duty. I agree with the other comment. GMF
470302
I don't know but I was very disappointed by the quality of this product. The straps broke/tore a few months into owning this, and the tie-downs must be tied and retired VERY tightly every single time cuz they will loosen with any more than two bikes.