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Bacon Slicer
Marcus Ling Offline
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#11
27-03-2019, 11:25 PM
Thanks Stuart,

Good thinking, I will see if I can get some of those locally.
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#12
28-03-2019, 09:48 AM
Hi Marcus
I probably have some original screws here in the pile of bacon slicers.
I can fish some out in the weekend if you want.
Cheers Steve.
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28-03-2019, 01:36 PM
Sticking with bacon slicers (BS), all three of my cars with this type are attached to the crankcase with 5/16" BSF bolts. 
I am currently working on a '31 engine on which I was going to fit a BS to get it bench started. The threads on this case however are 5/16" BSW, which is a pain!, and they appear to be the original.
Did they change the spec? Anybody know?
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#14
29-03-2019, 08:05 PM
For what it's worth, Chris I have a mid 1932 crankcase ( 158596 ) which has 5/16" BSW threads for the BS starter bolts.
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