Does anyone know the exact size of the thumb stud so I can order a replacement?
1360777
i had my thumb stud p and have not had pop out once, i stuck it back together and squeezed it in a vice and not had any other problems
1360778
I wouldn't replace it. If it's lost, I'd find another small bolt that is a bit longer and fit it with double nuts to extend it longer than the original to give more purchase to ease of use in an emergency when your fingers are like flippers as they are often under stress and/or when gloved. Just a suggestion from an EMS responder. Any hardware store, Lowe's, or Home Depot should have something that would work. Hope this helps. Stay safe.
1771245
I believe there is a diagram in the box you can follow..or try the hardware store for screw size what is the best to use
146741
Not sure where to get an exact copy but a metal supply store or home improvement might have something close enough. Is just a U shaped bracket with a couple holes for screws. Hope this helps.
1106413
Hey WRJJR, I measured the radius of my old shelf (one of the straight sections from the center to the outside) & doubled it to get the length across (diameter). The shelf replacements only come in certain diameter sizes so then I picked the one that came the closest to my measurement!
438138
Screws came with my Mount,but Lowes or Home Depot has metric screws to fit.Don't remember the size
1709382
I had the same situation, but ordered anyway. They were slightly larger in width than the ones i was replacing but was able to make them work with slight modifications by drilling new holes for the screws. It works but i wish i had the correct size
548122
I know this is 6 months late, so consider it info for future buyers ... Something that hasn't been mentioned - while there is a thumb stud on both sides, the side to open it left handed isn't as deep or contoured as the right hand side. So you can open it left handed, but it's more of a top of the stud angle rather than side of the stud. I'm not left handed, but can open it easily that way. So it's not a big deal. Just wanted to add some clarity
1646004
I don't know the size. But can you take one out of another knuckle to take in and match? Good Luck, Sherry:)
1471305
You can just go to the hardware store as well. Take one of the other screws with you and ask for something similar. They're likely M5 screws and you just need to match the length. Much much cheaper than going to the LBS.
1607131
http://www.dritz.com/brands/showcase/details.php?ITEM_NUM=82305 My hand is 7 3/4 inches around at the knuckles, and I wear a small. Contact customer service at dritz. The website just says to look on the side of the package. Amazon should show a picture of that information! I have every thumb support available, and this is my favorite (in lime green).
1761056
I had the same problem You can get them from your bike dealer or go to a fastner company like fastenal. I ordered mine through fastenal I have one close. If I can find my invoice for them I will post it here with the part number. I found my invoice but no part # the ones I ordered are stainless steel 4- 40 cap screw 3/4 inches long but might not be the same for what you need I checked the length I needed buy putting the ends on and stuck a small wire through the hole and marked it then measured it and the 3/4 was a perfect fit for me.
1646005
Where did you get the knuckle. Mine broke at the top hub and I can't find any anywhere and I'm out of luck if I don't find one. Would appreciate it greatly!
1114285
not sure what you mean by screw! the thumb lock should be in place under the blade once opened. if you mean the nub on the blade to assist with opening? then it should have been on it. if ether of these pieces are missing you received a defective product. if you need replacement pieces then contact seller or manufacturer . hope this helps!
1640845
Rotate the arm 1/4 turn and reinstall the thumb screw. Refer to instruction sheet if that does not make since.Thank you!
985946
The thumb screw appears to be either antique brass or bronze. The threaded portion of the screw under the head is 1 1/2" long x approximately 1/4" diameter. Thread may be UNC or UNF, not sure. It could also be a metric size, if so, it's probably an M6. I suggest taking your hitch mount to Home Depot to find the correct thread. I'm sure they will be happy to help you locate it. If it is metric, and not stocked by Home Depot or Lowes, try Grainger. Zinc plated should be just as good as the antique brass or bronze screw that came with my hitch mount. Hope that helps.
2246491
Do you have any of the same size screws that are missing? If so, I would take one and pick up the replacements at Home Depot or Lowe's. If not, then I would tape measure the hole, or better yet take a piece of paper and trace over the whole so that you get the width you need..then head on down to your local hardware store, where you should be able to get the replacement screws you need. Hope that helps!
847608
I don't have the exact dimensions, other than a minimum of an 11 inch diameter for the width of the base (from the spec sheet), but you might try calling Wayne for technical assistance at 800-237-0987.