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WorldChamp1914
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Bob Bergstat
Hi everyone, Is he still on the forum?…….I am missing the ultra thin hexnut on my steering wheel tilt accessory….Thanks
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Re: Bob Bergstat
I think he is still here, but he sold everything.
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WorldChamp1914
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Re: Bob Bergstat
Thanks, I found him on EBay….Thanks
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Re: Bob Bergstat
I'm in need of the lock nut also.WorldChamp1914 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 28, 2025 7:34 pmHi everyone, Is he still on the forum?…….I am missing the ultra thin hexnut on my steering wheel tilt accessory….Thanks
The nut needed is a lock nut & is the same thread for all of the steering wheel nuts 5/8" x 16 thread (not a standard size). It may be the same size as the Drive Shaft Castle nut. I'm going to check that out. If not grind down a steering wheel nut
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Re: Bob Bergstat
Do you have a link to the nut on eBay? I need one also
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Re: Bob Bergstat
For what it's worth, he is Modelt2001 on ebay.
Just a 20 year old who listens to 40 year old music, works on 75 year old airplanes and drives 100 year old cars.
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Re: Bob Bergstat
5/8 -18 doesn’t work…..I bought some on EBay……the 16 isn’t available there
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Re: Bob Bergstat
Search is hex panel nut
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Re: Bob Bergstat
Now that I know the correct name….I still can’t find 5/8-16….panel hex nut….Grainger doesn’t have any.
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Re: Bob Bergstat
Have you tried McMaster-Carr Industrial supply in Atlanta? Opps. Just looked. They don't have them, either.WorldChamp1914 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 29, 2025 2:50 amNow that I know the correct name….I still can’t find 5/8-16….panel hex nut….Grainger doesn’t have any.
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Re: Bob Bergstat
Maybe this helps
https://www.partswarehouse.com/Homelite ... 011710.htm
https://www.partswarehouse.com/Homelite ... 011710.htm
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Re: Bob Bergstat
Thank you.
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Re: Bob Bergstat
Thanks for the link, but it is 1/2 inch thick……I did hear back from Bob on EBAY….everything was sold to BirdHaven
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Re: Bob Bergstat
That's a very odd thread. You are lucky to find anything usable even with modification needed.WorldChamp1914 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 29, 2025 4:24 pmThanks for the link, but it is 1/2 inch thick……I did hear back from Bob on EBAY….everything was sold to BirdHaven
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Re: Bob Bergstat
I just talked to Steve Lang, he recommended cutting down a steering wheel nut because it’s 5/8 -16….so I ordered a steel one
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Re: Bob Bergstat
If you got the correct part please let me know where you got itWorldChamp1914 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 30, 2025 3:02 pmI just talked to Steve Lang, he recommended cutting down a steering wheel nut because it’s 5/8 -16….so I ordered a steel one
I ordered 2 from the link above https://www.partswarehouse.com/Homelite ... 011710.htm
Here is the outcome
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Re: Bob Bergstat
I remember a time on the Forum where nearly any member here could whip these out on their lathe.
I'm dating myself, I suppose - Times change.
I'm dating myself, I suppose - Times change.
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Re: Bob Bergstat
That's sure as s_ _t what I would do !
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Re: Bob Bergstat
I bought some steering wheel caps from Langs….must be machined……the one from the Homelite website is 1/2 inch thick
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Re: Bob Bergstat
Sorry for the link. Guess you can’t trust the internet. 
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Re: Bob Bergstat
No problem with the link only the people responsible for service at the Parts Warehouse. The issue was simple "the nuts shipped didn't match the part number on the pouch which is what I ordered, why?". The progressive series of questions appear for me, not them, to verify their catalogue pages. Don't understand why they couldn't ask for all that info in the first pass, but they were still unnecessary. They never indicated if the mistake was in picking the wrong part or in labeling what they have. I actually ordered from them in the past without any issue.
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