7402 Outside Thread Chaser For OTC External Thread Repair Tool 1-1/4” to 5” OD Features: TIME & MONEY SAVER — External Capacity：1-1/4” to 5” inch O.D. Eliminates the need for expensive thread-cutting equipment. FUNCTION – Immediately Save, Repair & Bring Damaged Threads Back to life. Quickly restore threads to near original condition. BENEFITS — The die cast alloy V-pad will not damage the threads. V-pads and dies can be replaced when worn out. .
ARP Thread Chaser 911-0006; Combo – 1/4-20, 5/16-18, 3/8-16, 7/16-14, 1/2-13. Thread:1/4-20, 5/16-18, 3/8-16, 7/16-14, 1/2-13. We do our best to display images of the actual product being sold. Occasionally, we use a universal image because the manufacturer has not supplied us with a photo.
Thread chaser set is designed to clean or repair spindle thread, axle studs and wheel stud threads. The order will be processed and completed by automatic warehouse system within 5 minutes.
Complete Thread Repair Kit – Includes 8 thread chasers (M20x1.25, M20x1.5, M22x1.0, M22x1.5, M24x1.5, M24x2.0, 13/16″-20 UNF, 3/4″-20 UNF) plus 27mm extension bar for comprehensive thread restoration.
Thread:3/8 in.-16. Made in USA! We do our best to display images of the actual product being sold. Occasionally, we use a universal image because the manufacturer has not supplied us with a photo. Wait for an RGA number to be issued.
Thread:M10 x 1.50. All instances of fraud are referred to IC3, as well as state and local authorities, and will be prosecuted. We do our best to display images of the actual product being sold. Occasionally, we use a universal image because the manufacturer has not supplied us with a photo.
Spindle Die Sizes: M24 X 1.50, M24 X 2.00, M22 X 1.00, M22 X 1.50, M20 X 1.50, M20 X 1.25, 13/16″ X 20Unf, 3/4″ X 20Unf. This Tool Set Accesses Axle Threads On Spindles Of Eight Popular Die Sizes. for Both Cleaning And Rethreading Jobs.
Thread:M8 x 1.25. All instances of fraud are referred to IC3, as well as state and local authorities, and will be prosecuted. We do our best to display images of the actual product being sold. Occasionally, we use a universal image because the manufacturer has not supplied us with a photo.