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    JOSEPH BRINCAT
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      Like Tubs said .. if it’s #14-24 don’t loose it.  When the subject of the old obsolete ASME/ American Standard thread sizes come up , I feel compelled to post the old size chart in the public interest.  Please note the clone size proximity of several number sizes to our now common 1/4 ”

      Joe B

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        FWIW, there is an industrial tool supplier in Michigan that carries hundreds of threading tools that can produce about any thread you can think of, including these oddball #14-24 TPI drain plugs. Its the same place as I bought the 10-30 tap and die for making the Johnson rope sheave plate screws that get the slots mucked up (or lost by somebody else, but not you) so often. As soon as I can find the last receipt from them, I’ll tell you the name of the company.

        PM T2

        He's livin' in his own private Idaho..... I hope to go out quietly in my sleep, like my grand-dad did..... and not screaming, like the passengers in his car...

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        Tubs
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          These are also an obsolete thread. I believe I have them underlined on Joe’s chart.

          Bolt

          A "Boathouse Repair" is one thats done without having tools or the skills to do it properly.

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