Does it thread directly or need a crush washer???
1747980
You can do either . The only reason for a crush washer is to line up the ports on a muzzle brake or flash suppresser.I used one as I felt it would be easier to get it off after long , hot shooting sessions . It looks better without it though.
1747981
Crush washer is optional and only needed for aesthetics of aligning the flutes/flates to taste.There is no effect on bullet flight or dust signature from using or not using a shim or crush washer.
1747982
I used one so that I could line up the flats for the wrench. I wanted them to be up and down not just where they fell.
1747983
Crush washer is optional and only needed for aesthetics of aligning the flutes/flates to taste. There is no effect on bullet flight or dust signature from using or not using a shim or crush washer.
1289345
Nope. It is simple and easy to thread it yourself though. It accepts any type of thread within reason.
849438
There is no such thing as a non threaded flange. A threaded nut asserts pressure on a rubber washer when tightened. The interior is threaded as well. The diameter of the exterior threaded shaft is approc 1 1/8 or 1.125" So your hole will be too large by roughly 0.25 inches on the threaded shaft. . What you need to be asking is the diameter of the external and internal washer which is the internal flange. The measurement is roughly 1 5/8" or a max of 1.625 inches. If you center it carefully, I should not imagine you would have any problem with it. But don't do this if it is for Grandma's ventilator or some mission critical purpose. You shouldin't need to torque down breack neck tight on this. I always apply a little silicon grease to the rubber washer or in other cases o-rings and torque it sensibly firm.
986887
Sorry,I may not be of real assistance to you as I ordered this a long time ago...but I do not recall a washer...best to contact seller to be sure
917618
yes it threaded but it has a metric thread . I do not remember the size but it is a common size I purchased a new bolt locally ( my application only held a pulley on)
417288
It does. You just won't be able to use the automatic threader. It doesn't come with a dedicated spool pin, but there are workarounds for that. The universal foot should work fine.
167185
If it's just dirt, a wash will do. But if you have corrosion in the welded nuts, the best way is to get a tap and clean the threads. Otherwise you run the risk of cross threading.
1912615
You will have to find some screws. You will attach it by locating a small ring right below the design. Dependimg on how big your screw head is, you may meed a washer as well.
223891
Not sure. The good news is that you can get a replacement crush washer at your local favorite hardware store and try a second time. My local gunsmith charge me $10 to put mine on. He had some great tools to keep your barrel from spinning and messing up the gas rod. Its an easy job to change out, I know. However after a friend messed is gas rod up I decided for $10 why take that chance.
205212
just buy regular good quality thread. It does not need to be made by brother, any quality thread works in this machine. I use coats & clark
857236
The two small holes go on top and the large slits on the side.Depending on how the muzzle was threaded you may have to file the crush washer down.The crush washer will collapse a long way and get flat to the barrel and the brake.If it has got to the point you can't turn it any more then you need a new washer and then file it down a bit or buy a shim kit.I have yet not had one that could not be timed by filing the crush washer a few thousands of an inch.
857234
The two holes are suppose to be straight at 12 o'clock. You can have it at 1 o'clock for right handed shooters or 11 for left. The two holes will put downward pressure. So adjust accordingly. The crush washer makes it a little hard to time. A jam nut would work better. Apply a lot of torque. If you have too. Sand down the tapered side a little at time to get the two holes where you want it.
857239
It's supposed to line up perfectly when you use the pressure washer. I couldn't do it by hand. I had to use a cloth to protect it and then use pliers to twist it
984660
i really dont know, its a really odd washer, probably a gimmick to get to buy a special washer at a inflated price from them. what i did was grind off the metal part to make it flat, then a normal washer works just fine, even if you grind it off, it can still be removed with a socket wrench, your just grinding off the screwdriver part....
179546
No. It has a rubber O-ring on the connection. I assume eventually if the O-ring wears out, you would need to buy a washer. However, out of the box no washer is needed.
1348800
I don't recall having that much detail in my instructions (would have been nice). I just used the lock washers supplied and common sense when I tightened mine up. Sorry DB, that's all I got. I really do like the mine! Good luck man.
773653
Yep, it has a standard 3/4 inch hose thread. It is light weight but it will kink, that said ours is doing well.