bobbin thread
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Mikerhayward
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bobbin thread
Hi
Can someone please advise what the thread size is for the bobbin bolts on the swinging arm.
Thanks
Mick
Can someone please advise what the thread size is for the bobbin bolts on the swinging arm.
Thanks
Mick
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Re: bobbin thread
Pretty sure they are M10 x 1.00 ie 10mm with a FINE thread... or should that be M10 x 1.25
.... may be best to wait for someone else to confirm the pitch. Pretty sure M10 is correct.
Most Yamahas are M6 but the older ones like TRX and YZF are M10
dave
.... may be best to wait for someone else to confirm the pitch. Pretty sure M10 is correct.
Most Yamahas are M6 but the older ones like TRX and YZF are M10
dave
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Re: bobbin thread
Thanks Dave
I thought as much. Will get a pair from ebay, they come with bolts so should be no problem there.
Regards
Mick
I thought as much. Will get a pair from ebay, they come with bolts so should be no problem there.
Regards
Mick
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Re: bobbin thread
If you can't find TRX ones just order YZF750 items - both are M10
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Mikerhayward
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Re: bobbin thread
Ebay are showing both 10mm x 1.25 and 1.5 pitch so can any one confirn pitch to be 1.25
Thanks
Mick
Thanks
Mick
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Re: bobbin thread
Yes, they're M10 x 1.25 
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Re: bobbin thread
Brilliant
Thanks
Thanks
