- Location
- Southern New Jersey
Has anybody ever found Replacement Screws for the Ebox or better yet Allen Head Bolts that take place of the (14x) Ebox Screws?
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Ebox Replacement Screws
- Thread starter Mcarp6
- Start date
- Location
- Long Island
I have never seen an allen head with a screw shank
- Location
- Southern New Jersey
They probably don't exist, however just a question. A replacement to paying almost $2.00 for one screw would be ideal.
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Ducky
Back in the game!
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
Pretty sure I bought my Ebox screws from lowes for like 5 bucks.
- Location
- Long Island
- Location
- Adelaide, Australia
I'd like to know the correct screw size needed if anyone knows? Half of the screws are screwed (pun) and I'd like to replace them. Thanks.
- Location
- Southern New Jersey
OCD Solutions
Original, Clean and Dependable Solutions
- Location
- Rentz, GA
I've placed a couple orders with McMaster and still haven't found an identical match. I have a few hundred that are too big, and 200 that are just a smidge too small.
- Location
- Southern New Jersey
I dug this up , have you tried any of these ?
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OCD Solutions
Original, Clean and Dependable Solutions
- Location
- Rentz, GA
I tried the 14-10x1's and found them too big. There are choices within the dimension so perhaps I just ordered the wrong ones.
I went off the measurements and then ordered 10-14x1 but they were too small.
I just ordered 28 OEM off eBay that will be just right...and more expensive for 28 than what I paid for all the wrong ones I bought.
Here's a pic for comparison, OEM is in the middle;
I went off the measurements and then ordered 10-14x1 but they were too small.
I just ordered 28 OEM off eBay that will be just right...and more expensive for 28 than what I paid for all the wrong ones I bought.
Here's a pic for comparison, OEM is in the middle;
- Location
- Southern New Jersey
I tried the 14-10x1's and found them too big. There are choices within the dimension so perhaps I just ordered the wrong ones.
I went off the measurements and then ordered 10-14x1 but they were too small.
I just ordered 28 OEM off eBay that will be just right...and more expensive for 28 than what I paid for all the wrong ones I bought.
Here's a pic for comparison, OEM is in the middle;
Well that's a good thing you Clarified something that is posted on the thread that is considered to work .....but really does not. The second one in the second picture looks closest , but still off.
I wonder if there is a way to Cross Ref from the Yamaha Pt. # to find what the OEM size really is.
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OCD Solutions
Original, Clean and Dependable Solutions
- Location
- Rentz, GA
The 14-10x1's might be a good option if you have any stripped out holes in your ebox. I was worried about cracking it though so I never tried it. I'm also worried that if you don't match the thread perfectly, it might not seal well enough.
The thread pitch on these is perfect but the outside of the threads measure 0.205" where OEM is 0.234" and the shank is 0.145" where OEM is 0.20"
The thread pitch on these is perfect but the outside of the threads measure 0.205" where OEM is 0.234" and the shank is 0.145" where OEM is 0.20"
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air blair
you are the reason
- Location
- thumb, mich again
I had an ebox with all 14 X 1 hex head lags very nice to work on. Zero water penetration. Well not exactly sure on the length it could have been 7/8"
Air blair cell
Air blair cell
- Location
- Southern New Jersey
Thanks OCD for the Info and Air Blair. Might be worth a try on a Spare ebox shell.
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long beach local
long beach local
- Location
- Az
I bought the 14x1 from Lowes for .50cents a piece exactly like the top screw in picture they are a little thicker and seem to work perfectly .I tried the 14-10x1's and found them too big. There are choices within the dimension so perhaps I just ordered the wrong ones.
I went off the measurements and then ordered 10-14x1 but they were too small.
I just ordered 28 OEM off eBay that will be just right...and more expensive for 28 than what I paid for all the wrong ones I bought.
Here's a pic for comparison, OEM is in the middle;
DAG
Yes, my balls tickled from that landing
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
- Location
- Southern New Jersey
- Location
- Charlotte NC
Phillips head screws suck, I'll take an allen or socket head any day. Just take one of your screws to your local hardware store and find ones that match.
- Location
- Medina, Ohio
Got mine at Sears Hardware. SS. Exact. 40 cents