big-end thread size?

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ardvaark

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37 posts

279 months

Tuesday 17th September 2002
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Can someone tell me what thread the big end bolts are please?
I need to replace one of the nuts which is cross-threaded. It's from a 1972 Range Rover if it makes any odds.

Thanks for any input.

wedg1e

26,881 posts

272 months

Tuesday 17th September 2002
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I wouldn't worry about what thread it is; give Rimmer Bros a call in Lincoln, they stock every engine spare you'll ever need! Do Landie dealers not keep them?
I have some spare (used) con-rod T-bolts and nuts if you're really penny-pinching... ;-)

Ian

ardvaark

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37 posts

279 months

Tuesday 17th September 2002
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I'll come clean. The motor is forming the bottom half of a coffee table and will not be running again. I'm just re-assembling the bottom end for show. It looks pretty cool so far.

joospeed

4,473 posts

285 months

Tuesday 17th September 2002
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I'll come clean. The motor is forming the bottom half of a coffee table and will not be running again. I'm just re-assembling the bottom end for show. It looks pretty cool so far.



great stuff. reminds me of those cosworth dfv wine bottle holders they used to advertise in motor sport. send a pic when it's done .

danny hoffman

1,617 posts

269 months

Tuesday 17th September 2002
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She must be pretty understanding - mine has just splashed out £750 on a new coffee table

Scruff400

3,757 posts

268 months

Tuesday 17th September 2002
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I made a lamp stand out of a crank shaft once, it cleaned up well and got painted white. Looked good IMHO.

wedg1e

26,881 posts

272 months

Monday 23rd September 2002
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A mate of mine used to keep his Kawasaki Z900 in the lounge; made a hell of an ornament! Errr... till it went through the floorboards... ;-)

Ian