Hf 6.5
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DirtTrackRacer_07
DeeR SlayeR
Harbor Freight 6.5 hp engine
Drive shaft type: horizontal, 3/4" diameter x 2-1/4" L, with 3/16" keyway, 5/16"-24 central threads
Engine mounting: 4 holes, 3-5/8" square pattern, 8.0-1.25mm threads
Base mount dimensions: 7-5/16" L x 4-1/8" W
Base mounting holes: 6-3/8" L x 3-1/8" W
Drive shaft type: horizontal, 3/4" diameter x 2-1/4" L, with 3/16" keyway, 5/16"-24 central threads
Engine mounting: 4 holes, 3-5/8" square pattern, 8.0-1.25mm threads
Base mount dimensions: 7-5/16" L x 4-1/8" W
Base mounting holes: 6-3/8" L x 3-1/8" W
DirtTrackRacer_07
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thats like a 5/16 inch bolt with probably a metric thread.
1.25mm is equal to 0.0492 inches
1.25mm is equal to 0.0492 inches
r97
Measure twice cut once
im pretty sure the 5/16-24 means 5/16" dia bolt with 24 threads per inch
DirtTrackRacer_07
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he was wanting the side mount holes i think
r97
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those are the holes i'm talking about, you know, the ones used for mounting a tc to the side cover of the block (maybe its just my bedtime , lol)
DirtTrackRacer_07
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Then were talking about the same holes. I had my threads messed up though...
r97
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im not completely sure i was right, but im almost 100 percent. if you have a bolt labeled something -24 or - anything measure out 1" of it then count threads then we will now for sure!
DirtTrackRacer_07
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i believe you are or at least it sound like it is correct.
r97
Measure twice cut once
cool, 1 point for the home guy (not team, i wish people around here knew an engine block from a sirloin stake, lol
DirtTrackRacer_07
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i agree with you on that comminent.
By the way what in the world is a sirloin steak???
I know what a steak is and love it but what does sirloin mean?
To be honest with i have never even herd of that word before so i guess that makes me the stupid one around here.
By the way what in the world is a sirloin steak???
I know what a steak is and love it but what does sirloin mean?
To be honest with i have never even herd of that word before so i guess that makes me the stupid one around here.
You got the threads correct but not what I needed.
The above is my question. Why is that in metric but everything else in standard.
metalthrashinman
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The sirloin steak is a beef steak cut from the rear back portion of the animal, continuing off the short loin from which T-bone, porterhouse, and club steaks are cut.
The sirloin is actually divided into several types of steak. The top sirloin is the most prized of these. The bottom sirloin is less tender, much larger, and is typically what is offered when one just buys sirloin steaks instead of steaks specifically marked top sirloin. The bottom sirloin in turn connects to the sirloin tip roast.
YUMMM!
metalthrashinman
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Not a great title to have when we are all talking about mechanics -- oh, great Megadeth song! Was originally called the Four Horsemen when Metallica Stole it from Dave Mustaine so he sped it up, wrote new lyrics, and named it Mechanix. It's on his first album 'Killing Is My Business, and Business Is Good'.
Sorryofftopic
r97
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#1 sirloin was just a random word added to steak, lol
#2 well its in mm, i would bet the 8mm is the bolt dia, the 1.25mm is wayyyy too short to be the bolt depth.
#2 well its in mm, i would bet the 8mm is the bolt dia, the 1.25mm is wayyyy too short to be the bolt depth.
fowler
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wouldnt the bolts be metric as it is a direct rip of a honda which is jap thereby metric
and on a differant note sirlon is bloody good
and on a differant note sirlon is bloody good
r97
Measure twice cut once
i just did some research and it looks like its a standard measurement for small engine brands, subie, honda, hf clone, ect. i wouldn't worry about it, but i'm stumped on the 1.25mm
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