Ok, I bought the coarse thread hub, but found I need the fine thread. Can i buy fine thread studs and put them in or is there other differences?
1725017
You can press out your old ones, or buy new studs, and press out/in the fine thread. Hope you have a press. or most shops with them will do it for little money.
1725018
You would need access to a press to press out the coarse thread studs or buy coarse thread lug nuts which is much more simple.
101089
I believe the thread will work well for you however, there is no thread stand that comes with it.
547190
Use a plastic screw (food grade and high temp suitable - e.g. for water lines) - that is the best option I can give you. The threads seems to be non-standard. You should also try getting the correct nuts from the seller.
1198903
The bottom is a male thread. As far as fine versus coarse it's hard to say...but it takes about eight to ten revolutions to tighten/un tighten.
1513114
If you are talking about the two by the mixture screw, they are drilled but not big enough to tap a 8/32 thread. You need a #29 bit. hope this helps.
978403
Try a "bolt & screw" store that specializes in fasteners. They can measure the thread size, length, and the type of tool it takes, and they might be able to special order it.
1731588
This is a metric thread with a 1.5mm pitch. With M14 threads you can have coarse (2mm pitch) and fine (1.5mm, 1.25mm, and 1.0mm pitch)
1644646
Take the threaded stud to a hardware or electrical store and see if they may have something that would work. An electrical store may have the exact replacement.
205212
just buy regular good quality thread. It does not need to be made by brother, any quality thread works in this machine. I use coats & clark
1368646
i found them on line from dee zee. I will tell you that they are not real clear, but with a little common sense i got it figured out. start by laying all pieces out. this includes all nuts and bolts seperated in piles and all the big hardware. I used an air rachet but a regular socket and box end will do just fine.
1319409
I have purchased 2 sets of these threads from Kolors. I especially like the variety of colors. I use a Brother PE- 770. I hope you have as much fun as I have had doing embroidery. In case you haven't been told, you should clean your machine atleast once a week in the bobbin area, that way any thread you use won't get tangled and you won't get as frustrated.
1031227
The screws and nuts should have come with the adapter. If you only have one set, I would take them to a hardware store and see if they have a matching set. Remember these are fine thread machine screws/nuts. Be sure to put them in a plastic bag so you don't lose them.
904691
I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with thread sizes. Hope someone else can help with your question.
1922026
I believe the hose faucet we buy these for is is arrowhead brass, which is mostly what we use. The fine thread is a safty feature to prevent a standard hose thread connection and by passing the back flow preventer. Have a Plumb-Better day !!!!
72713
Im not sure what the thread count is. However, I am sure that they are a metric thread. The cost is such a cheep price, If it were me, just give it a try. God bless and good luck.
1535243
I had the same problem. My solution was my local Homedepot (or any hardware store) and purchased 1/4 thread rod and a union ( joins 2 threaded rods), cut it to fit and works great. Just take one of your end pieces with you and explain to an associate you dilemma and they will gladly set you up.
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I received a response from the manufacturer: "It is a 1/4" x 20 pitch thread. Try a set screw. They hold much better over time."