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<p>Thanks JD. Usually I'm careful about checking on products before I use them but I was in a rush - oh well.</p><p>I may have enough of the post left to hold a screw in which case I'm going to machine something that would look like a T-nut - giving me a post and the "washer" needed to get the wheel clearance for Bachmann trucks. If not, I'll go with what you suggest although a bushing will be a strange size. I'm measuring about .270 for the Bachmann truck hole and around .265 for the post - neither which convert to either common inches or metric sizes - my measurements must be off. </p><p>Interestingly, I recently had a similar problem with one of my made in China RC planes. A rod that slips into a sleeve didn't measure a standard size of either inches or metric. It's like they set their machining up for what works even though it isn't a standard measurement. Strange. I don't doubt my calipers because they're on the money for known things I measure. The good news is I have access to a lathe.</p><p>Bob </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p>
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