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Harken Micro Cleat Bolt Size

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Topic: Harken Micro Cleat Bolt Size
Posted By: jeffers
Subject: Harken Micro Cleat Bolt Size
Date Posted: 10 Nov 14 at 3:40pm
Calling on the collective wisdom of the forum....

Does anyone know if an M4 bolt will be small enough to bolt a Harken Micro Cleat? I have M3 at the moment but I need longer bolts and I cannot get M3 in the length I require......


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Paul
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D-Zero GBR 74



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Posted By: sandgrounder
Date Posted: 10 Nov 14 at 3:58pm
Originally posted by jeffers

Calling on the collective wisdom of the forum....
Does anyone know if an M4 bolt will be small enough to bolt a Harken Micro Cleat? I have M3 at the moment but I need longer bolts and I cannot get M3 in the length I require......


Yep, M4 is the max fastener size


Posted By: jeffers
Date Posted: 10 Nov 14 at 4:12pm
Originally posted by sandgrounder

Originally posted by jeffers

Calling on the collective wisdom of the forum....
Does anyone know if an M4 bolt will be small enough to bolt a Harken Micro Cleat? I have M3 at the moment but I need longer bolts and I cannot get M3 in the length I require......


Yep, M4 is the max fastener size

Thanks Smile


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Paul
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D-Zero GBR 74


Posted By: Lukepiewalker
Date Posted: 13 Nov 14 at 3:01pm
http://www.harken.com/productdetail.aspx?id=5347&taxid=390

If there's one thing Harken are good at, it's providing specifications!
If you click on the specifications tab it's all there!


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Ex-Finn GBR533 "Pie Hard"
Ex-National 12 3253 "Seawitch"
Ex-National 12 2961 "Curved Air"
Ex-Mirror 59096 "Voodoo Chile"


Posted By: jeffers
Date Posted: 13 Nov 14 at 3:34pm
I did look on their site...must have missed that! Embarrassed

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Paul
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D-Zero GBR 74


Posted By: getafix
Date Posted: 15 Nov 14 at 9:09pm
If you go M4 watch how tight you go, best to fit a decent washer and just hand tight, can stop the pawls opening (hoping that's the right word, could be winches instead)


Posted By: jeffers
Date Posted: 17 Nov 14 at 7:03am
I stuck with M3 in the end and modified the plastic cap to ensure I had enough thread under the deck to get the nuts and washers on.

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Paul
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D-Zero GBR 74



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