Side cover bolt M7 750SF

Phil Todd in the UK has had beautiful polished stainless ones made up. If you get stuck, contact him via this forum via PM (Phil37). I have a spare but i'm in Australia - better options closer to you.
 
piranha-bro2 said:
Phil Todd in the UK has had beautiful polished stainless ones made up. If you get stuck, contact him via this forum via PM (Phil37). I have a spare but i'm in Australia - better options closer to you.
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Q: Are the left ones l/h thread, right r/h thread?

Or, left ones r/h thread, right l/h thread?

Or …… bugger, this is getting confusing, where’s the bolt imoji gone?
 
chrisk said:
Q: Are the left ones l/h thread, right r/h thread?

Or, left ones r/h thread, right l/h thread?

Or …… bugger, this is getting confusing, where’s the bolt imoji gone?
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You are a complicator Mr.K. They both just screw in to tighten and screw out to remove. I find it helps with a rubber washer between the screw and the side cover for friction to help them to stay put, and a firm rubber spacer for them to tighten up to.
 
piranha-bro2 said:
Phil Todd in the UK has had beautiful polished stainless ones made up. If you get stuck, contact him via this forum via PM (Phil37). I have a spare but i'm in Australia - better options closer to you.
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Thanks! I already contacted Phil. He has a batch in production atm but has some delay. He couldnt say when they were ready.
 
Hi.

You could also start up the lathe and manufacture them yourself, and then you can choose whether it should be in steel with chrome, or aluminum, which can be polished
 
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