Hub Thread Size?

PostPost by: Chancer » Sat Jul 04, 2015 9:57 pm

And with a chaser there is absolutely no problem other than perhaps losing your fingers :lol:

When I was 16 I mullered the internal thread on the flywheel of my Honda 50 by trying to get it off with a hammer rather than the proper puller, by the time I wised up the puller could no longer go into the internal thread, access was very limited by the end of the crankshaft coming through the middle.

My fathers best engineer ground up a thread chaser, we ran the engine and carefully chased out the thread holding it by hand, the direction of rotation backed it out, this was a very fine thread and it did a perfect job.
Chancer
Coveted Fifth Gear
Coveted Fifth Gear
 
Posts: 1133
Joined: 20 Mar 2012

PostPost by: JGeezer » Sun Jul 05, 2015 12:22 am

I spent an afternoon with a triangular small file ,so 60 degrees - and the nut is on. I couldn't quite get to the point where I could finger tighten it, but there was very little resistance with the nut wrench.

I had no idea this would turn into such an interestinmg discusion - thanks guys!
J Geezer
2004 Cadillac CTS-V
2003 Corvette Coupe
1969 Elan+2 Federal
(Past MGA, MGB, TR6, AH 3000 BJ8, XR4ti, BMW E39 540i/6, Lola T644 ... )
User avatar
JGeezer
Second Gear
Second Gear
 
Posts: 183
Joined: 09 Nov 2012
Previous

Total Online:

Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 46 guests