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Yankee Catfish
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9/32 x 32.
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How about the old-school loose-ball axle threads? Are these also a 9/32-32? I ask, because I have installed some longboard wheels on my Snyder Advantage plates for outdoor skating. The bearing spacing on the longboard wheels is wider, so there is less axle protruding through the wheels.
As a result, I cannot do the standard, which is tighten the nylock nuts down until just loose to allow for free-rolling of the wheels. I had to install bearing spacers, flip over the nylock nuts, and tighten them down to the bearings to allow for free-rolling. But, I do not think that any of the aluminum threads are threading onto the axles, so I am a bit nervous. I was intending on trying to use the loose-ball lucking nuts to tighten down to the bearings.
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#44 |
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I actually wanted to use my older skates for outdoors. I ended up getting wheel bite on the 70mm wheels anyway, so the new skates are going back to indoor duty. No worries.
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I didn’t see the Mota Boss plate on the list. I was curious about the thread on the bolt to plate side. I can’t seem to figure it out.
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Taking a guess I'm going to say it is the same as the Lugino. 1/2-20.
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