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#403245 04/17/2008 2:36 AM
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Does any one know where I can buy new castle nuts for my spindals . My 52 1300 nearly lost a wheel.I would prefer a Canadian supplier but so far I have had no luck.I think the nut is a 3/4 national fine.US or CDN if any one has a sourse would be appreciated.
Thanks Jeff

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Should be able to get them at the parts store. GM used that style castle nut well into the '80s.


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Hy coolchevy, Lordco should be able to get you Papco part # 093-026, 3/4"X16 t.p.i., 1 1/8" across the flats, and 13/16" thick, hope that helps.

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thanks you guys.
I called Lodrco this am and they said they didn't have them.
Maybe the guy was green.
Thanks for the Papco nunmber . I'll call them tomorrow .
I'll let you know . Or I'll call the local GM /Chevrolet dealer.
Jeff

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Go to an aircraft maintenance company or even a good hangar. They will have them.


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Sedgewick #404219 04/19/2008 6:30 PM
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well I found a supplier in Nanaimo and they sent me 6 for $1.12 each. However they sent them via expedided courier from Vancouver, thats across The Straight of Georgia, for a grand total of $24.34.
And guess what ? the thread count is 12 threads per inch.
Not the 16 that I ordered. Idiots!!!

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coolchevy,

In conventional fasteners, there is no 3/4 X 12 TPI configuration. 3/4" utilizes 10,16 or 20 threads per inch.

This isn't to say they don't make a 3/4 X 12 thread, but it must be something weird and special. Are you sure you measured correctly. Maybe the end of the spindle is banged up...pretty common.

Stuart

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hey Stuart,
I count 16 threads per inch inside my old castle nut which is what I wanted. The nuts they sent I count 12 . Could be ten ,however they are a coarse thread.
thanks Jeff

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Jeff - I prolly have some in the stash or on one of the numerous TF axles here, I could check, if you have reason to get up to Courtenay

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