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Gettysburg, 2008 Tour Premium | I measured the axle nut and it is less that 1 1/8 and more than 27mm and less than 28mm. What size to use? |
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Central Florida | wroman - 2009-05-29 11:31 AM
I measured the axle nut and it is less that 1 1/8 and more than 27mm and less than 28mm. What size to use?
rear axle nut NUT-HEX,FUJILOK,M18X1.5 (7547226) |
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Central Florida | wroman - 2009-05-29 11:31 AM
I measured the axle nut and it is less that 1 1/8 and more than 27mm and less than 28mm. What size to use?
rear axle nut NUT-HEX,FUJILOK,M18X1.5 (7547226) |
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Under the Rule of Jedi - Masshole | Did you measure with a scale or more acuratley with micrometer/calipers?
1 1/8 or 1.125 = 28.575mm
27mm = 1.0629 or 1 1/16
28mm = 1.102 no real inch size in a wrench
Just use the one that fits the tightest. But from what you stated, I'd try the 28mm
Just an FYI:
to convert fractions to decimals divide the top by the bottom: 1/8 or 1 divided by 8 = .125
To convert inches to mm multiply by 25.4: 1/2" or .500 x 25.4 = 12.7mm
To convert mm to inches muntiply by .03937 28mm x .03937 = 1.102"
And that my friends is your lesson for today! Ok school's out... go ride! |
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Gettysburg, 2008 Tour Premium | Used digital calipers. in inch scale measured 1. 078 and I believe closer to 28 than 27mm. As far as interpreting the 1'st reply the asnwer may as well been Greek to me.
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New Bohemia, VA | I use a Craftsman 1 1/16 wrench to remove mine. Fits snuggly. |
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Gettysburg, 2008 Tour Premium | Ok I re-read devilboy's post and my question and can see where I may been misunderstood. I meant to ask what size socket to use. The specs refering to fasteners is something I have little experience in other than thread pitch to determine tap and die measuments. |
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Under the Rule of Jedi - Masshole | wroman - 2009-05-29 10:33 PM
Used digital calipers. in inch scale measured 1. 078 and I believe closer to 28 than 27mm. As far as interpreting the 1'st reply the asnwer may as well been Greek to me.
WaltI believe he was giving you the thread size vs the size of the wrench you needed to remove/tighten. |
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Gainesville Fl Home of the Gators | 27mm, or 1"1/16 either socket will work |
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Central Florida | Member No. 1 - 2009-05-29 9:41 PM
wroman - 2009-05-29 10:33 PM
Used digital calipers. in inch scale measured 1. 078 and I believe closer to 28 than 27mm. As far as interpreting the 1'st reply the asnwer may as well been Greek to me.
WaltI believe he was giving you the thread size vs the size of the wrench you needed to remove/tighten.
wasn't sure what you were asking for. I though you needed to replace the nut.
I guess if you lost the nut you had a lot more trouble than figuring out what size wrench you needed to take it off..  |
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