Is the jam nut on the left side (sitting on bike) a left handed thread? Will a 32 mm headset wrench remove the nut? Are the balls 8mm outside diameter
1611524
Hello Laura, The bottom bracket is reverse threaded so it does not come loose when pedaling. As far as the size wrench you need i'm not 100% but you could use a crescent wrench to loosen the nut. We do not manufacturer this bottom bracket so I do not know the exact size mm for the ball bearings. let me know if this info helps you at all. Thank you!
1611525
Hello Laura, The bottom bracket is reverse threaded so it does not come loose when pedaling. As far as the size wrench you need i'm not 100% but you could use a crescent wrench to loosen the nut. We do not manufacturer this bottom bracket so I do not know the exact size mm for the ball bearings.let me know if this info helps you at all. Thank you!
49117
I've recieved them both ways in a box and shrink wrapped to cardboard. The left or right handed question I can't answer, I am right handed and have friends that are left handed that used mine and we both loved them. I now have 4 different sizes from the 12 inch to one that I use to pick up my butts when smoking to turn. Try them, I bet you will love them also.
678983
7/8", standard, without modification. You could, in theory, cut away some of the rubber around the nut if you need it to fit in a smaller hole. But this might reduce the grip strength.
249830
I would assume so. The head fits very snuggly in the round part. Is the left handed banjo a different size?
743496
Can you tell if the nut insert is moving when you try to install the ball mount? If you were able to removed the allen head bolt with ease. I would think the threads are not strip out.
2136444
Hello,The thread size is 1 inch NPT. I found that I could buy the element on Amazon and have it shipped to Australia, but the nut for some reason could not be shipped to Australia. A search in ebay for 1" locknut NPT should yield a result. This is the exact item i purchased which is working perfectly. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/290700312209I hope this helps.John.
291316
I just got mine, and they are both left and right spinning blades. I ordered the left and right threaded nuts which will tightnen them to the square sided axle. That should be sufficient to hold them on. I weighed mine and they are within.01 g. Whether this is close enough for flying, I won't know until the nuts come (from China). More later.
384803
The one pictured is for the right-hand (throttle) side... it connects to the end of the grip and provides a place to rest your palm in front of the grip. They do have left-hand units as well... which I recommend for long rides, as they reduce fatigue from gripping the bars.
1893751
Mine is slightly out of true laterally. Freewheel ready. Just have a chainwhip.
1944869
Regular thread, I believe one side goes on in the opposite direction. It's been awhile since I put the bike together but as I recall the pedals threads are regular except for the direction in which they screw on.
1977959
Both are right hand threads....clockwise. Some brands of bikes are this way, and some brands have a left hand thread on the left mirror. FYI, they make a little adapter if you have mirrors like these, but a bike with a left hand thread.
1229219
Just the Rear/Right Side. The left hand one you might need would be SRAM X.4 Left Index Trigger. It is for a 3 speed derailer.
1632332
I'm not sure if you mean thread size or righty/lefty thread. In any case it's normal right handed thread female. It thread onto the clamp that came with the filter. Sorry that's all I can say. No idea the thread size. Hope this helps.
1009220
I think they both use the 5/8 x 24 left hand thread pattern. I would double check your specific model just to make sure.
305890
The female side (with the two set screws) fits into a 5/8" arbor of a motor. The male (threaded) side is 1/2" and accepts a buffing wheel with a 1/2" hole. Comes with washer and 1/2" nut. Screw thread is right hand (regular).
790911
Not sure, but maybe.There are cutouts in the receiver and stock for the bolt handle on the left side, but there is no way to tell how the bolt itself rotate/operate without dissasembly. The "manual" makes no mention of left-hand conversion.Good luck
388901
The threads are reverse. It took me a good bit to figure that out. Turn the nut the opposite way... Righty loosey. Good luck