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20-04-11, 00:12
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yeah just the one... i have popped it into a bath of diesel to free it up but it is something to use as a pattern i guess.
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21-04-11, 02:24
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I have checked the threads.
Canadian turnbuckles use a 1/4 UNF thread British turnbuckles use a 1/4 BSF thread
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21-04-11, 10:35
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Ron
Your are correct! I took a short cut. I expected it to be BSF, but a BSF bolt wouldnt start in it so I tried the BA bolt and it run in fine. What I found after you pulled me up was that the end of the thread was damaged. After I fixed it the BA bolt was quite loose. Thanks Ron, Now I'm not sending anyone in the wrong direction.
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