What is the taper on these pins, and are they slotted to, or through, the skirt?
1583061
Don't know what you mean by to the skirt? They are nice pins, with slots.I did need to ream my bridge to get fit I wanted.
240640
I don't have a ruler to measure in mm's, but distance between the pins is about 1/3 inch (between 1/4 and 1/2.) Maybe you can convert that to mm's. The other suggestion I would have is to contact the Amazon seller where you will order and ask him.
587357
They are adjustable. You can remove as many links as needed (hold two links and push together to separate)
340956
I do not have them any more as they did not work with my application. I believe the "pin" is a standard door pin. The problem I had is the spring and cover (the wider diameter of metal in the photo) is too large for normal setback hinges In essence you would have to cut out your door moulding to allow the pin to fit. I recommend single action spring hinges; see example:http://www.doorware.com/site/department.cfm?id=170085
308103
It is not the correct taper for violin peg holes. I've found those only through musical instrument tool suppliers.
1555597
I can't give an exact measurement, but these pins are pretty sturdy. I'm able to push them into my blocking board without having to worry about the pins bending. Can't even bend them by hand.
808488
The distance between the pins is 3", The rack portion is 24" and the pins stick out about 1/2" in length
1039849
No. You will need to sight in your pins. The spaces between the pins won't be accurate until you set them yourself. All bows are different so the distance between the pins can vary from bow to bow based on speed, draw weight, etc...
150962
They are 1/2 inch at the opening and they taper slightly at the bottom. They fit my walking stick perfectly.
1493574
I never measured the pin hole, but the shape has a lot to do with it. If you can find a replacement that is for the brand and size you have, that is the best. Otherwise, look at the shape of the door you are replacing. I have only had one that I cannot find a replacement for.
1914163
I am not sure. I bought the pins for my mothers manual bow maker. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
465571
Not too sure which piece you are referring to. If it is behind the front skirt you are are referring to the spool. The line should come off freely. If you are talking about the skirt it should just unscrew. Reply if you have any more information.
106385
Sorry...but I do not know as I have gotten rid of mine. My issue was with the diameter of the top barrel as it needed more clearance (diameter was too big) than a normal pin.
448352
Do you mean the pleated skirt? You can look at the diagrams and pick out the part number.http://www.poolvacparts.com/pool-cleaner-parts-kreepy-krauly-pool-cleaners.html
340955
these fit in 3 1/2 inches long hinge, the pin is 0.234 inches diameter, I saw these at Home Depot as well, about the same price.
1033246
The NPT tapered pipe threads in the clamp head won't fit threaded metric pipe (unless you thread it with an NPT die). If this is a problem, try using Irwin pipe clamps which have sliding fit on both pieces--no threads.
1697552
It would work for the receiver pin. But if you need any other pins. I don't know there sizes. Hope this helped.