I've got a pair of 1960 Racelites, the rear is fine but I have a small problem with the front.
One cone is adjustable (spanner flats) and the other isn't (no flats): example below.
I think my adjustable cone is a replacement as it isn't as wide as the other, so the hub isn't centred: about 3mm off. I could just pack it out with a washer, but ideally I'd like to replace it or (more likely) both of them; wouldn't mind replacing the whole assembly as the axle and nuts are showing their age.
5/16" apparently: props to Mr LBS who, with barely a cursory glance, declared it to be 3/8"...
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I've got a pair of 1960 Racelites, the rear is fine but I have a small problem with the front.
One cone is adjustable (spanner flats) and the other isn't (no flats): example below.
I think my adjustable cone is a replacement as it isn't as wide as the other, so the hub isn't centred: about 3mm off. I could just pack it out with a washer, but ideally I'd like to replace it or (more likely) both of them; wouldn't mind replacing the whole assembly as the axle and nuts are showing their age.
What I'm struggling with, is finding what size I need. The axle appears to be 1/4" and this guy refers to "size 8 metric 1.00 pitch thread nuts".
If anyone could help with further info and/or sources of spares, I'd be much obliged.
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