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Old 09-15-11 | 10:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Bobman90
14 threads per cm
If that's right, that explains why it looks much finer than a typical axle. You might confirm the measurement by measuring over a longer distance. But I assume you're not blind enough to confuse 10/cm with 14/cm, so it's a unique thread, and you might have to go to Edco for a replacement axle.
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