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Please help.........Desperate person......
Not sure if this should be in wanted but here goes anyway. I depserately need to find someone who can supply me with two bolts. The need to accomodate a 20mm bar and one needs to be right hand thread and the other needs to be left hand thread. I have looked at screwfix but can't get it from there.
Having used the power of Scoobynet before I guess it might work in my favour again.
Please help, I am going grey prematurely!
Having used the power of Scoobynet before I guess it might work in my favour again.
Please help, I am going grey prematurely!
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Originally Posted by HomerJunior
Not sure if this should be in wanted but here goes anyway. I depserately need to find someone who can supply me with two bolts. The need to accomodate a 20mm bar and one needs to be right hand thread and the other needs to be left hand thread. I have looked at screwfix but can't get it from there.
Having used the power of Scoobynet before I guess it might work in my favour again.
Please help, I am going grey prematurely!
Having used the power of Scoobynet before I guess it might work in my favour again.
Please help, I am going grey prematurely!
what spec do they need to be??
mart
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I know the nuts on pushbike pedals which bolt them to the crank are opposite threads but dont know if they are 20mm
The other possibility is to buy a tool which cuts threads, forget the name of it offhand.
The other possibility is to ask an engineering shop or garage to make you want you want.
The other possibility is to buy a tool which cuts threads, forget the name of it offhand.
The other possibility is to ask an engineering shop or garage to make you want you want.
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Thanks for all the comments. Basically I bought a strut brace but being the monkey I am I didn't realise that the threads were in opposite directions! My own fault I know but I have managed to completely trash one of the bolts before realising what a plank I am!
Need to get a replacement now and thought that while I was at it I should replace both of them so they both look shiny!
Any help is appreciated.
Need to get a replacement now and thought that while I was at it I should replace both of them so they both look shiny!
Any help is appreciated.
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http://www.acornfasteners.co.uk/index.htm
or try Fixings & Fastenings in www.yell.co.uk and your area.
Buck
or try Fixings & Fastenings in www.yell.co.uk and your area.
Buck
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Thanks for that. I will give them a call Mon.
Originally Posted by Buckrogers
http://www.acornfasteners.co.uk/index.htm
or try Fixings & Fastenings in www.yell.co.uk and your area.
Buck
or try Fixings & Fastenings in www.yell.co.uk and your area.
Buck
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Originally Posted by johnskelley
The other possibility is to buy a tool which cuts threads, forget the name of it offhand.
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