Posted by mattofvinings on December 10, 2008 at 09:29:31 from (198.208.159.20):
In Reply to: 47 farmall h posted by Doug st cloud mn on December 10, 2008 at 08:31:14:
It is a 2" NPT pipe-tap thread. A tap is going to be expensive...on the order of $250+
You can make sort of a homebrew tap for chasing the threads if you can get the extension unscrewed. Buy a 2" black pipe nipple of about 6" length. Use a die or angle grinder and slot some "flutes" into it similar to a real tap, just that they can't be as deep.
Use some sort of oil and chase the threads until you get it so the chaser turns more freely. Note the threads are tapered and won't spin as easy as a straight or bolt thread.
I'd use anti-seize on installing any new extension piece.
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