Autococker Banjo Bolts (front block screw) Identification page Photo Gallery by Kenneth MacDowell at pbase.com

Autococker Banjo Bolts (front block screw) Identification page

These are photos of front block bolts for autocockers, known as banjo bolts. There are 2 basic designs. Pre2k and 2k+. The pre 2k bolts were much smaller around than the later models. On the threaded section they are slightly larger than a standard pencil. The 2k+ banjo bolts are much larger around. About the size of a magic marker as I heard someone say once. Maybe I'll get some measurements at some point..
Other than that fluxuations in designs have been from trying to make them as large as possible to allow for more valve volume to making them as flat as possilbe so they are not noticed.
enjoy,
Kmac

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Kenneth MacDowell		03-Apr-2009 19:57
You need a an eazy out from sears.. will destroy the banjo bolt, but thats an easy replacement.. Kmac

Tyler		27-Mar-2009 16:04
My banjo bolt on my autococker is rediculously stripped, i tried to take it off to put on my knew pneumatic system but i cant get the banjo bolt off cause its on soo tight

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