threads

Hi folks. I have been having a GREAT xgiving holiday because I've had alot of chances to work on my Philly. I ran across a thread that has puzzled me a bit. It's on a Cole's water gauge. It appears to be a 7/32 - 32 thread. But the thread that I made doesn't seem to fit perfectly. There

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Re: threads

At 11:16 AM 11/27/04 -0800, you wrote: I ran across a thread that has puzzled me a bit. It's on a Cole's water gauge. It appears to be a 7/32 - 32 thread. But the thread that I made doesn't seem to fit perfectly. Royce, Here is one possibility, depending upon the source of your taps and

Re: threads

Royce, What you have is a Model Taper Pipe Thread and to tap a bushing for it, you will need to get the proper tap ffrom Coles. I believe they can also be obtained from Miniature Power Products in London, Ont. Canada and from American Model Engineering Supplies in Valpariso, Florida. But, Cole's

Re: threads

Keith Taylor wrote: Royce, What you have is a Model Taper Pipe Thread and to tap a bushing for it, you will need to get the proper tap ffrom Coles. I believe they can also be obtained from Miniature Power Products in London, Ont. Canada The correct address, I believe, is -- R.R.1 Woodstock,

G1MRA DUES

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Re: G1MRA DUES

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Cheddar gas shutoff/regualtor

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