Cobleskill
Treehouser
An insert like Timesert or Gardsert would be more resistant to vibration. Got any machinist buds?
Stripped muffler bolt
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Al Smith
Mac Daddy
The problem with a insert in a situation like this muffler bolt is it takes quite a bit larger hole .For example an M5.8 insert takes an M8 1.25 hole . The tap drill hole would be 6.75 mm
Cobleskill
Treehouser
I agree it takes a bigger hole. The way I read Timeserts info an M5 insert takes a tap dia. of .238 and a drill dia. of .199. They call for a #8 drill.
An M6 takes a 1/4 inch drill and tap dia. is .290.
You would think Husky would have come up with a good fix for this problem, as common as it is. I did read they have a muffler with 3 bolts. Also the 346 muffler with the brace is said to fit. I find that hard to believe, as the 350 is plastic.
An M6 takes a 1/4 inch drill and tap dia. is .290.
You would think Husky would have come up with a good fix for this problem, as common as it is. I did read they have a muffler with 3 bolts. Also the 346 muffler with the brace is said to fit. I find that hard to believe, as the 350 is plastic.
Al Smith
Mac Daddy
I got that info from McMaster-Carr which is the standard insert .They didn't list any thin wall inserts in metric .We have a bunch of metric at work,I'll check .I don't go back until Saturday.Having a little R and R for the moment .
Tucker943
Bamboo Plantation Owner
You going to tip back a few cold ones Al?
Cobleskill
Treehouser
Here is a good pdf I found.http://www.timesert.com/html/catalog.pdf
