@johnathon
dimensions:
1. Hex head diameter = 112mm / depth=1mm
2. Shank diameter = 9mm / depth=2mm
3. Screw diameter =
Inside thread to inside thread = 5mm
Outside thread to outside thread = 6mm
4. Thread dimensions ? (not sure what this is)
The raised thread parts looks seperated by 1mm distance groves
5. Thread barrel length =
underside of shank to tip of bolt = 9mm / including 2mm depth of shank - total = 11mm
@colin54
that bolt looks very close visually . I dont need the hex head to be flat i am happy to replace it with a protruding head - its the head-shank-thread + wheel combo i need to get right - i attach 3 more images showing how the non sheard bolt hex head sits flush in the wheel (middle picture)
If i can id the M size hex bolt for sure - then i just need to id the right shank type (the bolt thread length can also be slighlty longer - isn't exactly constrained)
I'd ideally like a pair so they look the same tho - i'm afraid i wasn't very clear on interpreting your technical jargon regarding how or what you used to duplicate the bolt
"8mm OD like the shoulder and I filed it to just over 2mm thick (to keep the threads intact), I've used a washer the same diameter as your existing low-head. I'd found a long M6 low head "
If using my bolt dimensions above you think you can crack the hack - let me know - i am happy to source the parts / be linked to the parts required - (may be useful to know for future) or aquire off you - (v generous offer - thankyou) -
Are you able to id the M size from this ? is it an M5 or M6 ? Whats the difference between an M5 and M6 btw ?
Anything else let me know - inc any more feedback on the product page link
thanks again folks - appreciated
sp