WHAT!!!? You don't have a collection of bolts of various sizes that you could fit in there to check? What kind of a Stovebolter are you anyway? wink

If it's a 216, then it would be 3/8 coarse thread. But a 216 only has two threaded holes and lugs for a hand crank, so that's not it. But if the engine is similar vintage, it's probably the same thread size.

What Otto said. They just charge you a deposit, refunded when you return it.


Kevin
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If you're smart enough to take it apart, you darn well better be smart enough to put it back together.