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Can I utilize this thread for an
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Replacing UJ's - irksome beyond belief!
wotcha mean - its a peace of ****.
Can I utilize this thread for an
'aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrggggggggggghhhhhhhhhh'?
Replacing UJ's - irksome beyond belief!
wotcha mean - its a peace of ****.
Yes.Donkey question: Will this switch a 60 watt pump to turn the pump off when the container is full?
rear propshaft repaired, refitted with stainless metric bolts .
I wouldn't use stainless bolts on a propshaft. Stainless bolts have significantly lower shear and tensile strength than the proper ones.
Wot e said ....
Not worth skimping, get the proper nuts and bolts.
In general stainless bolts, if they're the wrong grade (which they invariably will be 'cos it's not an application that's likely to have been tested to determine the grade) can elongate more easily than 'normal' bolts and are more affected by vibration so simply aren't worth using.
If you're using them 'cos you think they'll be easier to undo i future then also think again .. they can cold-weld and will be harder to undo than totally rusted 'normal' bolts.
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