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Odd Bolt

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Posted by Pete7 on November 16, 2006 at 10:20:58 from (72.65.30.50):

Was fixing a tool made in China yesterday and came across a crazy bolt. It had a metric head and standard American 1/4" threads. So it isn't metric nor American, a hybrid. It was threaded into a cast fitting, but if it wasn't, it would have been interesting to see what size nut they would have put on it! Anyone else see this kind of mixture...it's new to me and seems stupid.
Pete

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Re: Odd Bolt NC Wayne 20:24:46 11/16/06 (0)
Re: Odd Bolt Roy Suomi 16:00:24 11/16/06 (0)
Re: Odd Bolt Aaron Ford 11:12:41 11/16/06 (1)
- Re: Odd Bolt teej 11:19:16 11/16/06 (0)
Re: Odd Bolt Gerald J. 10:49:48 11/16/06 (1)
- Re: Odd Bolt Don-Wi 10:59:33 11/16/06 (0)

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