Archive through March 24, 2015

[fcurrier]

Don: Read 346828 as your serial # .

(JUNE, 1970)

 

[dtrend]

Frank Currier. So the 20500 are meaningless as far as the s/n goes?

 

[fcurrier]

Check here?
http://cubfaq.com/kindcodes.html

 

[dtrend]

Ok, I see it now. Thank you all for the help.

 

[hydroharry]

Dave S - I don't like cutting off threaded studs. I'm certain it's just me but I just don't like it. What about getting the thin nuts I mentioned??? I went to a lot of work figuring out the various dimensions and I'd like to see you use the thin nuts. I think there was at least one shown in one of Lew's pics

 

[hydroharry]

Dave S - here is Lewis' pic again. You can see the nuts are thin. I think they are the same thickness as the heads of the bolts. If you find these nuts then you won't need to shorten the spacers or cut the studs.

 

[lpalma]

Harry,
The lower nuts are large ones,hmmm that didn't come out right.
the others are jammin'
the three under the tank are shorter studs now that I think about it,

 

[bjames]

I'm not sure of the question on the K301 head but spec# 47504D calls for -

5 spacers p/n- x-400-71 or 25-112-114-s .406 x .625 x .719
http://ccspecialties.org/pics/KH-25-112-14%20SPACER.jpg

5 studs p/n- 237277-s
http://ccspecialties.org/pics/KH-237277%20STUD.jpg

 

[hydroharry]

Bill J - thank you.

Dave and Lewis - well I thought the studs were all the same length. I also thought the nuts were all the same thickness, all jam type.

 

[mconway]

Dave S, look at this if you need "thin" nuts. mcmaster has anything you could need...ya just gotta find it. just my $.02...

http://www.mcmaster.com/#hex-nuts/=wh9sjj