What size oar socket is necessary for these to fit? Will a half inch pin fit inside of these?
1739870
The OUTSIDE DIAMETER of the cylinder that fits down inside the metal oarlock bracket on the boat gunnel is 5/8". The INTERNAL DIAMETER hole that receives your OAR PIN is just a tiny bit over 1/2 inch. The DIAMETER of the top flange/lip is 7/8" that sets flat on the top of my oarlock bracket. I bought two pair in case I needed the second set. My original ones appeared to be a nylon that weathered and cracked. These are more like a hard plastic or PVC material.
1739871
These socket inserts are for half inch oar locks. If you have half inch pins then you do not need the socket inserts as they are for three-eighths pins.
809085
I found that any 1/2" socket fits perfectly on one of the pins. So from there it's just a matter of finding a cheap socket with the same outside diameter as your bike. That said, I don't have a street triple (lovely bike btw) so not sure if any of the pins fit.
114036
The standard light bulb socket fits this light. The two pin will not work with this light as it is shipped to you.
1422070
I just measured the ID of the connector. They are 3/8" so a 5/16 bolt should fit perfectly.
1137847
There are no wholes for pins, the piece that goes into the socket of your boat is 2" long
316602
Yae! I want to see you use a 5/16" allen wrench in your 3/8" socket head bolt! What a pin hear
880761
I don't think so as these pins are not standard Shleage pin sizes. I bought the set with the four tools and 50 of each size pins from 0-9 from e builder on Amazon. Much better deal
949760
The oar lock socket holes on many boats can be one of 2 different sizes maybe more. Not to mention how the hole size could change due to wear. I drilled out the socket holes in my boat so the socket inserts fit snugly into the holes and wont come out on their own. If the hole becomes to large then glue/epoxy the insert in place. If their is not enough material to make the hole larger then the socket will need to be replaced with the correct sized one. Now rowing will be smooth and quiet with the inserts installed.
556819
Congratulations! These should work if you're using standard axle diameter. Good Luck!
1999490
If I remember I use a size 19mm. If you have a typical 3/8 or 1/2 metric socket set, you will definitely have the socket you will need to use these.
1255750
Normal head pin size - probably can accommodate twice that size. I forget the actual guages right now. If you want me to check when I am at home I could since I have larger size guages too. You will be very happy with the product.
1001649
It depends. I know that doesn't sound like a good answer, but the collars are flexible and could be used to fit a wide range of oar diameters. The plastic that rides in the oar lock is about a 1/16" thick. I cut 1/2" off to fit it to my oars. The thick collar still prevents the oars from sliding through the oar locks.
1744030
Yes, they will fit. QD sockets are a standardized among the different companies.
1527648
1 1/8 inch diameter, pins 1/4 inch long. If you're thinking of using them in the "average under-cabinet puck light" with a parabolic reflector for the original halogen bulb, it won't fit unless you remove the reflector. Otherwise it does plug into the same pin sockets as a halogen or xenon G4 bulb.
2280695
The socket size for the head of the forcing screw is 1 1/8" or about 29mm. The long nut is 32mm. I matched up the screw hex and long nut with my sockets.
975092
I made same mistake. Ordered two because I thought they came single, so I now have 4. They are adjustable so they should fit standard size oar. More importantly, measure width of hole in boat to make sure post on oar lock fits properly.
179455
I don't remember exactly but I think 1/4 inch. They fit most typical snow blowers from 20 to 28 inch wide. The pins should not go in very tight, nor very loose. If they are wrong, a very temp fix is a heavy nail bent over or a bolt until the right ones show up. As always, be careful about what is in the snow where you work for safety even if you have the right shear pin.