That is .047 ,my 3400 was .031and doing well ,just not sure what to tell you to do
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You can pull the cylinder and take a look at the spacers and what ever else is going on. Cylinder is easy to remove. Get a service manual to help you
At 1.2mm, seems too high, that converts to 47.0 thousandth. That's what Google shows, I don't use metric system, I'm a standard measure guy.
Steve
There are three countries left on the world that aren't metric. Liberia, Myanmar and the US. You are in good company. Even Somalia beat you there.
Wished someone would tell GM, I have to convert a lot of the measurement they use. Kg, Nm.,Kp, pain in the rump.
Steve
Steve
Yea im afraid to say metric is now standard measure. This wee saw is running so well seems sad to go n pull it apart. I re measured again and yea maybe 1.1. I've lost my feeler set so am using tig filler wire hehe rough i know. I was going to pull the cylinder and remove the gasket at some point and have a gander inside.
Need a dial indicator mounted to saw to check it correctly.
Steve
Steve
That would be the go I've got 1 lying around work somwhere
we were forcefed metric in 70s.
i still dont talk it much.
used to cc & metric bore & stroke, cause bikes were, cept hd.
i still dont talk it much.
used to cc & metric bore & stroke, cause bikes were, cept hd.
A 350 is still a 350, a small block 400 is still a small block 400 and a 454 is still a big block motor. 4.3, 5.7, 7.4 just sounds wimpy.
Steve
Steve
Agreed. I like psi too its just very easy to measure stuff with metric 4.5mm to 4500mm its the same its accurate its fast its in 10s. Im using a tape all day at work and 16 inches and 9/16ths or 478mm. Its a real mouthfull to me I get it with small stuff like the play in a bearing thousandths works great but grab a metric tape and go measure a bit of timber or something it really is a simple easy sistem.
It makes bolts n screws really simple metric fine or course. M5 M6 M8 M10 and on.. unc unf bsp bsw how many more are there? 1 glance at a metric threaded hole or screw is all it takes "aww yup 6mil fine and go n find one. No measureing threads no nothing eg m8 x 1.25 or m8 x 1.00 is very easy to see the difference.
International company. Pointless to have two systems.
Can you tell me if the seat belt anchor bolt are still 7/16"? They were the last hold out on US vehicles.
Nope, metric with a T50 head on some, 18mm on others. Some are 18mm nuts.
Steve
Steve
For your use. There are 25.4 mm per inch
Millimeters to inches 1.2 mm / 25.4 = 0.0472"
Inches to mm 0.0472" X 25,4 = 1.2 mm
Or here is a handy website that will covert about any measure to another. Many I've never heard of.
http://www.onlineconversion.com/
Heck, it even tackles shoe and clothing sizes conversions from different countries.
Millimeters to inches 1.2 mm / 25.4 = 0.0472"
Inches to mm 0.0472" X 25,4 = 1.2 mm
Or here is a handy website that will covert about any measure to another. Many I've never heard of.
http://www.onlineconversion.com/
Heck, it even tackles shoe and clothing sizes conversions from different countries.
And then we can all still be friends haha beeŕ is beer in any country luckily
And then we can all still be friends haha beeŕ is beer in any country luckily
What's the alcohol content in NZ?
Umm 4 to 5 for the mainstreem beers. How bout you guys?
4 -5.5% for standard beers. Strong domestic up to around 7.3. Strong imported up to 10%. I think the standard beers in the US are about the same. The measure is % by volume.
The Scots have one called Armageddon that's 65% by volume. A quick six pack in one sitting would likely leave you dead.
The Scots have one called Armageddon that's 65% by volume. A quick six pack in one sitting would likely leave you dead.
Yea more or less same here but trust the scots to go all out holly jesus thats ruthless
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