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#532172 - 08/19/08 09:23 PM WTB Head Nuts
Dana J Member Registered: 11/09/07 Posts: 72 Loc: utah	I need 3 Head nuts that are 3/8 #24 and 3/4" socket size for my 1930 model 66. Thanks in advance for your help.
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#532181 - 08/19/08 09:57 PM Re: WTB Head Nuts [Re: Dana J]
simplyconnected Member Registered: 11/06/07 Posts: 841 Loc: Detroit (Royal Oak), Michigan	How tall? You can probably have them made from stainless hex stock. That would eliminate the need for plating. Are you sure these 3/8"-24 nuts have a 3/4" hex? That is awfully big; they normally have a 1/2" or 9/16" hex. 1/2" nuts are usually 3/4" hex. _________________________ "We've got to pause and ask ourselves: How much clean air do we need?" --Lee Iacocca
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#532217 - 08/19/08 11:44 PM Re: WTB Head Nuts [Re: simplyconnected]
Dana J Member Registered: 11/09/07 Posts: 72 Loc: utah	They are the same outer size as 1/2" nuts but a smaller 3/8" center. Probably for more strength to support the head.
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#532660 - 08/21/08 08:55 PM Re: WTB Head Nuts [Re: Dana J]
vintchry Member Registered: 10/15/07 Posts: 25 Loc: Frederick, MD	I believe those are called a heavy hex nut. Check in McMaster Carr for replacements. _________________________ AACA, HCCA, VMCCA, WPC, DBC
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#532671 - 08/21/08 09:32 PM Re: WTB Head Nuts [Re: vintchry]
Dana J Member Registered: 11/09/07 Posts: 72 Loc: utah	Thanks. Will do
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