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    Exclamation Wanted parts for HF driver

    Hi fans

    Wanted screws for recondition Altec 290 8 L

    - 6 screws no magnetic for menbran fixing

    - 2 screws for intern aluminium cache fixing

    - 1 external gum protection

    - 2 troats 30162

    Many thanks

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    You can take an old screw, bolt or stud to Home Depo or Lowes and match them up with new hardware.

    My Depo store has a thread reference tool that is located in the hardware department. Bring in an old bolt and test a few threads and locate the one you need. The tool is marked to show the thread type and thread diameter.

    I had a few old Altec 802s recently that had busted studs, cross-threaded threads and buggered bolts. My small set of threaded taps and dies was very useful for fixing these issues. You can buy a set of inexpensive taps and dies at www.HarborFreight.com.

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    Quote Originally Posted by robertbartsch View Post
    You can take an old screw, bolt or stud to Home Depo or Lowes and match them up with new hardware.
    Robert,
    The original poster is in France.
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    Quote Originally Posted by studervox View Post
    Hi fans

    Wanted screws for recondition Altec 290 8 L

    - 6 screws no magnetic for menbran fixing

    - 2 screws for intern aluminium cache fixing

    - 1 external gum protection

    - 2 troats 30162

    Many thanks
    Your best bet is to contact Great Plains Audio. They will most likely have all of the parts you need. I assume they will ship internationally.

    http://www.greatplainsaudio.com/about.html


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    Isn’t there a tool that can make a threading on screws?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JBL 4645 View Post
    Isn’t there a tool that can make a threading on screws?
    A die. With a good die and a wrench you can turn bar stock into a screw.

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    Although I have a tap and die set I rarely find myself manufacturing my own screws, even at the overpriced hardware store down the street it just seems a bargain to buy what I need.
    Probably easiest to source it all from GPA, maybe get some gaskets as well to round out the order.
    Harry

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    Screws

    You could try a Jeep, Dodge, or Harley repair shop.

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    Hi

    Manny thanks for our reply, I'll watch your advice.

    Who has needless pieces
    - 1 external gum protection

    - 2 troats 30162

    Best Regards from France

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