How can you tell if a thread is left handed or right handed ? and are most threads right handed
Wester Guru 6 Jun 2012 #1 How can you tell if a thread is left handed or right handed ? and are most threads right handed
ianrauk Tattooed Beat Messiah Location Rides Ti2 6 Jun 2012 #2 if it tightens up when rotating clock wise, that's a right handed thread. Anti-Clockwise is a left handed thread.
if it tightens up when rotating clock wise, that's a right handed thread. Anti-Clockwise is a left handed thread.
mcshroom Bionic Subsonic Location Egremont, Cumbria 6 Jun 2012 #3 Right handed thread the lines across are higher at the right hand side of the screw than the left, and of course vice versa for left hand thread. (LHT on left, RHT on right) The only left hand thread I can think of on a bike is the left pedal.
Right handed thread the lines across are higher at the right hand side of the screw than the left, and of course vice versa for left hand thread. (LHT on left, RHT on right) The only left hand thread I can think of on a bike is the left pedal.
Rickshaw Phil Overconfidentii Vulgaris Moderator Location Shrewsbury, Shropshire 6 Jun 2012 #4 mcshroom said: Right handed thread the lines across are higher at the right hand side of the screw than the left, and of course vice versa for left hand thread. (LHT on left, RHT on right) The only left hand thread I can think of on a bike is the left pedal. Click to expand... Don't forget the right (drive side) bottom bracket cup.
mcshroom said: Right handed thread the lines across are higher at the right hand side of the screw than the left, and of course vice versa for left hand thread. (LHT on left, RHT on right) The only left hand thread I can think of on a bike is the left pedal. Click to expand... Don't forget the right (drive side) bottom bracket cup.
smokeysmoo Legendary Member Location Bolton, not very far from Nob End 6 Jun 2012 #5 Righty tighty, lefty loosey Except the exclusions mentioned above
Scilly Suffolk Über Member 6 Jun 2012 #6 Rickshaw Phil said: Don't forget the right (drive side) bottom bracket cup. Click to expand... Only if it's English.
Rickshaw Phil said: Don't forget the right (drive side) bottom bracket cup. Click to expand... Only if it's English.
Rickshaw Phil Overconfidentii Vulgaris Moderator Location Shrewsbury, Shropshire 6 Jun 2012 #7 Scilly Suffolk said: Only if it's English. Click to expand... Or more specifically, unless it's either French or Italian. See here for full details.
Scilly Suffolk said: Only if it's English. Click to expand... Or more specifically, unless it's either French or Italian. See here for full details.
02GF74 Über Member 8 Jun 2012 #8 ...... as ^^^^ said, and also on some pedals, the small nut that holds the pdeal onto the spindle, can never remember which side it is though.
...... as ^^^^ said, and also on some pedals, the small nut that holds the pdeal onto the spindle, can never remember which side it is though.
Alien8 Senior Moment Location (A little bit north of) Cambridge 8 Jun 2012 #9 ...and the lock-ring on your fixed.