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Old 04-02-2016, 10:13 AM
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Didn't you mention you have/or had a Husqvarna?

4.5mm nipples

http://husqmotoparts.com.au/find/part/M.4668
 
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Old 04-02-2016, 10:18 AM
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Originally Posted by AKFXD
So you really were trying to help. Thanks.
On that page, the closest would be the .281 nipple and it shows an option for a 9 gauge thread size.
So maybe it is #9x32.
#9 Thread Size does NOT equal #9 gauge...2 different things

Measure the OD of your thread

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Originally Posted by multihdrdr
Didn't you mention you have/or had a Husqvarna?

4.5mm nipples

http://husqmotoparts.com.au/find/part/M.4668
I do but it is still in Oregon.
 
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See Post # 22... You stepped on it
 
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Originally Posted by multihdrdr
#9 Thread Size does NOT equal #9 gauge...2 different things

Measure the OD of your thread

"googoo" is your friend
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On the table you linked to, "10ga, 9ga, 8ga" etc are listed in the thread size column. Are those different then a 10x32, 8x32, etc thread size of normal bolts?

The "OD" of the threads of the spoke are 4.30mm/0.170"
 
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Originally Posted by multihdrdr
See Post # 22... You stepped on it
I was getting to it.
 
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Threads of the spoke next to a caliper opened to .500"
It looks to me to be 16 threads in the 1/2". That would be 32 tpi.
32 tpi would be 0.79375mm thread pitch. Pretty darn close.
 

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Originally Posted by AKFXD
On the table you linked to, "10ga, 9ga, 8ga" etc are listed in the thread size column. Are those different then a 10x32, 8x32, etc thread size of normal bolts?

The "OD" of the threads of the spoke are 4.30mm/0.170"






9 ga = .114"
8 ga = .128/.129"

#10 thread = .190"
#9 thread = .177" (if there was such a thing)
#8 thread = .164"
4.5mm = .177"
 

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Originally Posted by multihdrdr





9 ga = .114"
8 ga = .128/.129"

#10 thread = .190"
#9 thread = .177" (if there was such a thing)
#8 thread = .164"
4.5mm = .177"
The major diameter of the spoke threads is 0.170".
The minor diameter of the spoke threads is about 0.155".
So the actual diameter is somewhere between.
Definitely not 4.5mm/.177".
The #8 thread at .164" sounds good but the 8x32 tap fits loosely in the nipple and the die won't go on the spoke at all.
I don't know where I got it but I have written down that #8 is 5/32" or .15625". Where did you get .164"?
 
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