rickpaulos
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spotted at the local Restore. $150. Looks unused. yeah of course.
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small jack or big tap
- Thread starter rickpaulos
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Tinner
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When I blow up the photo, I see 3 1/2 and HS. Other markings, I can't make out.
Dave455
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I see 3 1/2 x 8 UN
That’s 3 1/2“ x 8 t.p.i. Unified.
Part of the 8 t.p.i. “constant pitch” series, designed to be used where the regular UNF, UNC etc are unsuitable.
In this case I believe the 8 tpi series are intended for large diameter / high pressure joints.
If you needed a tap that size, it’s generally going to cost you more than $150…..!
That’s 3 1/2“ x 8 t.p.i. Unified.
Part of the 8 t.p.i. “constant pitch” series, designed to be used where the regular UNF, UNC etc are unsuitable.
In this case I believe the 8 tpi series are intended for large diameter / high pressure joints.
If you needed a tap that size, it’s generally going to cost you more than $150…..!
WWheeler
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If you needed a tap that size, it’s generally going to cost you more than $150…..!
Wonder how much a tap handle that fits it is going to cost? Is it a 2 man operation?
I often chuck a tap socket in my drill to make quick easy work of it but I don't see that working with that one.
That tap is $1500 to $2500 from MSC.
lg
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Lucid Moments
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$150 price tag seems a little odd to me. A tool like that is worth a great deal more than $150 if you need it. But if you don't need it then it is almost worthless. I might pay $10 or $20 as a curiosity, but I can't imagine ever having a need for it so I wouldn't waste more than that.
Walkers
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Obviously an optical illusion, the jack is further back on the table!
I used to have to tighten bolts that big every once in a while. The wrenches and sockets are dang big and heavy.
I used to have to tighten bolts that big every once in a while. The wrenches and sockets are dang big and heavy.
mike93lx
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I bet a lower offer would get it pretty easily.$150 price tag seems a little odd to me. A tool like that is worth a great deal more than $150 if you need it. But if you don't need it then it is almost worthless. I might pay $10 or $20 as a curiosity, but I can't imagine ever having a need for it so I wouldn't waste more than that.