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210 220 7000 series wheel push bolt thread size
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    Posted: 01 Jul 2015 at 6:54am
Hey guys Does anyone know what the threads are on the pusher bolts for the latest style cast wheel wedges? As on a 210 220 7010 on up through the 8550? I tried a 7/8 Standard thread and Fine and it is something different. Any thoughts? Thank you!

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they are 7/8" but an odd thread, I think 12 is the pitch.
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Seems to me it was posted that some Case/IH uses same 7/8-12? Might try there if they are closer than AGCO
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I just looked at my tap for this, and it is indeed 7/8"-12.
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It is special, I bought a tap from Enco years ago for this, I will check to see what it is.
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Great! Thanks for the input guys! Always appreciate everyone's help!

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I found that there is a thread that is called 'Industrial thread' that is neither coarse or fine. Found it on the adjusters on roller mills that I sell.  More heavy duty but not well known.  Could that be it?
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How many do you want?
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