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Motorcycle Discussions => British Bikes => Topic started by: tractorman on October 30, 2009, 04:23:18 PM
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I have a Smith chronometric speedo with a rather poor condition dial and by a stroke of luck I happen to have a brand new replacement dial, however only one of the 4 fixing screws is present, and I am struggling to identify what the screws are, they measure 0.077" OD and are 56 tpi of near abouts which doesn’t relate to any thread standard I know, and ideas what they are and more importantly, where can I get some ?
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Speedograph repair Smiths but I dont know if they sell spares. Worth a try though. http://www.speedograph-richfield.com/
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Check out Mr Pople at Frimley, Hants tel no. 01252-329826. He's very helpful & has done some good repairs for me.
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I am struggling to identify what the screws are, they measure 0.077" OD and are 56 tpi of near abouts which doesn’t relate to any thread standard I know,
That's because the screws are METRIC size!
It was the French Jaeger company that originally developed the Chronometric design, as a result of that Smiths (who bought Jaeger) Chronometrics have metric dimensions and metric screw threads.
http://velobanjogent.blogspot.com/2008/03/smiths-chronometric-speedometer-and_21.html