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Push-off bolt threads?

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    Posted: 06 Dec 2016 at 7:50am
Trying to pull the centers off of my 7030, and wanted to run a tap through the wedges. Have a 7/8 nc and 7/8 nf and neither matches threads on push off bolts. What size are they?     Thanks, wes

Just did a search and see 7/8-12. Is this what they are?

Edited by Wes (VA) - 06 Dec 2016 at 7:52am
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yes, and odd thread of 7/8"-12. My matco guy got me one. I'm sure McMaster-Carr, or Grainger, or simply search ebay for one.
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Thanks Ed. Btw the 7040 runs, still need to drop tanks and clean, (had it running off of a bucket of fuel) and put a turbo on as this one is rusted out.
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Wholesale tool has the taps. I bought one a while back.
item no 0307-0090. It's under the listing for special taps.
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I have taken a grinder with a thin blade and cut a grove cross ways of the threads of a push bolt. I've run it though a couple of times to clean out some dirt. The grove gives the dirt a place to go.
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