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Ted
Australia
37 Posts |
 Posted - 04/04/2022 : 07:20:11
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Hi - does anyone have one of these 1/2 clamps for under the radiator please? Unsure what this is called so hope the pic makes sense...
I'm missing the removeable half.
J2 3662 |
Edited by - Ted on 05/04/2022 00:44:11 |
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coracle
United Kingdom
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Ted
Australia
37 Posts |
Posted - 04/04/2022 : 11:08:52
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cheers and thanks, wasnt sure what to look for or what these were called :)
J2 3662 |
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Roger Cadogan
United Kingdom
493 Posts |
Posted - 04/04/2022 : 11:15:24
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Hi Gordon, Have you considered asking someone with a lathe to machine one up for you? It is not a difficult job and as it would be made as a circular part and then split. You will have a surplus one to defray the cost with. The rubber collar takes up any loss of circularity on splitting the fabrication or, if a thin slitting saw has not been used, shims could be inserted if required.
Best of luck.
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John Libbert
USA
211 Posts |
Posted - 04/04/2022 : 11:50:17
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quote:
Originally posted by Ted
cheers and thanks, wasnt sure what to look for or what these were called :)
J2 3662
Hi Ted,
I may have a spare one of these. Give me a chance to locate and get a picture to you in a day or two.
John |
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Ted
Australia
37 Posts |
Posted - 04/04/2022 : 11:54:57
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thanks guys
J2 3662 |
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Bruce Sutherland
United Kingdom
1579 Posts |
Posted - 04/04/2022 : 20:26:33
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Ladies and Gentlemen of this forum,
Many of us older forum members get confused with (modern) acronyms – ‘WTD’….????
1) ACRONYMS DICTIONARY:
WHAT DOES WTD MEAN?
WTD is an internet slang acronym used for what to do, as in 'what to do' about a situation or 'what to do' with the poster’s time.
2) Also = ‘Working Time Directive’.
Just a plea to use 'proper'/normal English – makes forum questions or answers much more readily understandable, please. 
Bruce. (PB0564) |
Edited by - Bruce Sutherland on 04/04/2022 20:28:15 |
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Nick Dean
United Kingdom
444 Posts |
Posted - 04/04/2022 : 20:56:25
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Ted, I always wire those two bolts for extra security., cheerds, Nick.
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Westbury
United Kingdom
2047 Posts |
Posted - 04/04/2022 : 23:39:38
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I too wondered what WTD meant and I thought I was missing something.
I am therefore in complete agreement with Bruce’s sentiments.
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John Libbert
USA
211 Posts |
Posted - 07/04/2022 : 23:49:40
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Hi Ted,
I may have a spare one of these. Give me a chance to locate and get a picture to you in a day or two.
John
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Hi Ted,
I haven't forgotten about you and I've at least located the one for my car but not the spare one I'm sure I have, or had (did I already sell it? I don't think so). I'll keep looking and will have more time this weekend to look.
Best regards,
John |
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Ted
Australia
37 Posts |
Posted - 08/04/2022 : 01:47:51
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thanks John, much appreciated
J2 3662 |
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John Libbert
USA
211 Posts |
Posted - 10/04/2022 : 23:21:13
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quote:
Originally posted by Ted
thanks John, much appreciated
J2 3662
Hi Ted,
Success at last. Here are a few pictures of the spare I have. It's the bronze (?) one on the left which was purchased from Sports & Vintage.
Please send me an email to jorolibb(at)aol.com replacing (at) with @ so we can work out details.
Best regards,
John
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