STRIPPED THREADS? THIS MECHANICS TRICK / HACK WILL SAVE YOU TIME, MONEY, AND LOTS OF FRUSTRATION
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- Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2021
- Today we are looking at some stripped threads in a echo SRM 280. I have found that the part number listed in the video works great because the thread pitch is a little bit thicker and it will make new threads and hold great #Echo #Stihl #Husqvarna #HOMELITE #Craftsman #SmallEngineRepair
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Thanks Thanks an Thanks again.!! I bought a used lawnmower and it would not stop leaking oil around valve the cover. This info solved the problem.😊😊
You, good Sir!! Just saved me mountains of time and money!!
God bless you Sir, thank you!!
that's the way to go, make it the next guys problem.
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I'll swear you wait to do a video, till a train is coming up to that crossing and about to honk! Love it! They don't do that where I am!
Pretty darn good tip!! Thanks for sharing and demonstrating an easy fix!! 🤩 If you don't follow MM1's advice then you are, "screwed" 😂
I'll get your coat.
I can't believe I missed this yesterday. Great Job... Quick, Simple....Awesome. Git er Done !!!! Lol
Back in the day with our mini bikes we just ran in a 1 1/4 x 20 lol thank you mower medic🤙
Thx for the info! Consider a shop vac with small nozzle to vacuum shavings and debris would be my respectful suggestion.
Cheers!
good stuff I could use a whole organizer with tapping screws..
Man! Happy I found your video. I stripped one port of my starter to my bike. I repaired it, was in a rush to throw it back on and that one bolt was giving me issues and sure enough, stripped it. Think I can use you technique to repair and get my bike back up and running. Cheers🤙🏼
I just got an Ariens snowblower built in 1979 and have it's 2011 equivalent next to it. The newer one uses self tapping bolts for the handle bars while the old one not only has a second layer of steel at the mounting points but uses captive nuts which are easy to replace. I'm putting the same, but newer, engine on it as it's tired but everything else is pristine and built like a tank.
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Like the old saying goes, if I only knew then what I know now - I could have saved so much time. Great fix thanks. I'd better subscribe so I don't waste any more fixes :-)
Welcome advice. Thank you.
I like it. Now me, I would never have thought about doing something like that and would have probably scratched up a nut and bolt and engineered something....but don't tell anyone, this is just between you and me.
Thanks Jeremy for this valuable info.
Thanks for the information. I wasn't aware of these screws from Echo I will have to get some to keep on hand!!
Where n who sell this echo screw
@@pleung5540 He shows the Echo part number in the video. You should be able to get this screw from any Echo dealer.
You can always re-tap the hole to the next size like a standard size instead of metrics! I've done that method to fix a stripped out screw before but I took an extra step with marking the location with painting the spot! You could stamp the location but you can't do that to a screw but paint seems to work easier!
Tapping is the correct way for sure !
If you are doing this at home, fine. If he is charging customers, he’s ripping them off! 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼
I disagree, Colin! All the customer usually wants is their tool working, and, as long as the customer is informed that there was an issue, and how it was repaired, I see zero ripoff! After all, you are saving them from the cost and labour charge of installing a helicoil@@Colin-Fenix
Great job! I've been doing that on Stihl equipment as well. I love the comments...."why don't you Helicoil it? Why don't you "just" drill it one size larger" BLA BLA BLA lol
Great hack Jeremy! I usually tap for the next size up cap screw but your idea is a lot easier, thanks!
Me 2 or heli coil it. The screw threads are nearly a size up so they bite good
@@THEMOWERMEDIC1ok so you ARE using a slightly larger size..
Cross thread is better than loctite🤣🤣🤣🤣😊JR in🇨🇦
Over 20 years ago I used to work at a auto shop. When we would change the transmission fluid & filters sometimes the bolts for the pan would strip out. We would do the same thing we had a bunch of different sizes of the self tapping bolts. It was so much faster then using a helicoil kits. There is very little of a negative that could be said about using them.
give the bloke a prize any body else would would use a thread insert putting odd sized screws will only end up being put in the wrong order and messing another thread up
It's just a self tapper !!! Helicoil instead
Nice fix and a timesaver too!
Thanks for the video and info! I stripped my mini bike clutch bolt and the clutch shaft hole is stripped as well. Real pain. I tried tighten it with a impact driver and made things worse. Hopefully it will be a simple fix. Thanks again.
howd it go ??
That’s a great little industry trick…👍👍👍
I don't work on these but I like your channel
m5 thread strpped out is the tapping size for m6, i would prefer to tap and use a m6 socket cap screw ,to ensure the job does not return
Exactly, that is no good
If the part you are putting the six mil. screw thru has a big enough hole. Many fixes for many situations.
And I would tap and change all 4 screws so the next person (owner ?) that takes off the recoil can mix and still match all screws.
@@danielrobert7181 even better but mowermedic says its a hack not a full repair
“There’s is not a single thing wrong with that” - are you kidding me? There is barely a single thing right with it. There is nowhere near enough material there for that to be any use whatsoever. The tapping size hole for an M5 thread is 4.2mm and this hole has had the threads ripped out of it. That complete and utter botch job of throwing a coarser thread down a stripped bore will withstand next to no torque at all. You can even see that the thread it has cut is an absolute mess. Good grief, this has to be the best advert for your competitor ever.
I agree. Nuts.
Yes, he screwed up that hole big time. I can't believe he posted the result. 😂
Look chums this is a get you home bodge when nothing else do it's fine for that ! You are clearly not heavy duty marine engineers are you?
@bertiewooster3326 Yep, get you home bodge alright. But this guy said "there's not a single thing wrong with that" as if it was equivalent to a proper fix.
I feel like saying “I’m a French model” That ghetto fix is frigging awful.
I hit the thumbs up, but I already subscribe!! 😆. Great job!
I probably would have helicoil’d it. Nice tip, thank you for sharing!
I've used copper wire in similar applications. Wrap the bolt with fine threads and stick a few strands in the hole and it will chooch .
Be back later - Gone hardware shopping. Thanks MM1 - fantastic tip
Very good information
Thank You very much
AWESOME DUDE, GAVE AN. IDEA!!!😊😊😊
Just using a courser pitch bolt/screw works just as well. Couple of turns in/ one turn out and so on with oil and a new thread is easily cut especially in alloy.
That’s what i did 🤷
That’s a great tip
I did same , it works like charm.
Nice tip as long as you have enough material left to re-tap.
Will this work for a stripped out aluminum microtech knife screw hole that requires an M1.8 - 0.35 × 4mm torx screw? Great demonstration.
Great tip, thanks!
The notion that a company like Echo ever drilled and tapped holes individually is ludicrous, as is the idea that inserting a helicoil is difficult or inconvenient. These tri-lobed, thread forming screws work well when properly installed in a very specific hole size, as in initial production, but once they fail you'll be back to the utterly reliable helicoil.
I prefer the stronger helicoil method.
strength is the issue
Great tip!
Wow, that’s amazing
I discovered this accidentally when i had no choice because the only screw available has a coarse thread and it did work and cut its own threads out of a stripped same m6 size but finer threads
Great. I stripped out the screw that adjusts the roller on my sliding glass door. Do you think ACE would have that? I have to go to ACE hardware anyway to find out what size the screw is anyway.
Great! I like your idea. I have a engine mounting bolt stripped out on my Sears Craftsman 6.75 hp. Tecumseh Engine. How do I get the correct self tapping bolt for that??
You don’t just drill it to 3/8 And put a bolt and nut
Thanks for the tip! Is there a product to seal around base of breather tube? New tube, gasket and plate on vanguard but still leaks.
Should be no liquid oil at the breather, if there is then the engine has excessive blow by
Hey, thanks for the tip! I have a Husqvarna 371 xp that the top cover bolt holes and my brake bolt hole are stripped. Do you know which screw I would need to replace with this fix? Thanks!
‘Nother 👍 dude! Great time-saving and effective fix. Only the greedy would Helicoil if this method is possible. The one thing I think about, though, is repeatability in terms of removing and reinstalling that recoil in the future if that one screw is different than the other three. Maybe a red paint marker on the head of the screw and all around where it lives on and under the recoil cover so it’s obvious to the next guy that this screw goes in this hole. Otherwise you take the risk of rethreading other holes and not having the correct screws.
Wow, great hack, would this bolt work if screwed on by hand rather than impact drill because of limited space?
Thanks for the information. I have a stripped bolt inster in my jeep on the frsme rail to attach the bumper. The size sais 10.9 which would i need to fix that
Fantastic! Thanks! 🎸😃
Thanks.👍
Next tip is where to find them and somewhere where you can find different lengths.
Question I stripped the threads on a big bolt for a four link arm, do they make big self tappers or should I tap the hole and get a bigger bolt?
Stihl does indeed use the spiffy self tapping screws.
Unfortunately, they also strip out, which is the predicament I'm currently in.
Drill and tap for M6?
I just changed my radiator and I screwed the bolt to the main bolt sideways so that transmission cooler line wouldn't fit in, when I tried to put it back in it wouldn't even start going in straight, would I be able to buy a starter bolt piece like that? Thanks for your time ♥
Awesome thank you
Good hint. Been cheating for 30 yrs, on Stihl, Echo, Husky, and what ever else strips out in aluminum, with various other odd screws/ bolts , from decades of collecting, even used some drywall screws a few times, worked great.
That's quality information right there!
Would you go a size up from the original bolt diameter or use the same size but with a self tapping bolt?
Wasn't too clear but I think the self-tapping bolt had coarser threads but was the same diameter.
Did you use a bigger screw to make your own threads ? How can I fix motor mount holes on my lawn mower frame where the motor bounced around and they got bigger plus I need to rethread holes cause the screw just sits inside the hole.. I feel if I don't fix my frame holes it will just wiggle around again?Can you help me
Stripped sump bolt on a motorbike. Do they make them that large? Great idea.
a 10MM bolt into an aluminum engine block (for each of 4 ignition coil hol-down bolts in an old Toyota Corolla) is easy to strip out (...so be careful!) and the bolt can be replaced with a same-size by a different pitch self-tapping bolt and you are done!
I prefer a Time-Sert insert over Helicoil or this self-tapping alternative.
2:31, looks like you might need a new Torx bit or the next size up. : ) Great tip. Thank you as always for sharing these tips, MM1.
T27 from stihl. 🤷
I have a larger carborator fuel inlet that takes a little paper filter, we removed it and now it's like the threads are stripped. It just slides back in. Don't even got to turn it. Like it's not catching the threads. But the threads on the carb and the inlet peice seem fine. Its almost like the fitting has shrank. Even though it was perfectly tight before we removed it. Can you give me some advice as to how I can fix this without replacing the entire carborator.
So here's my situation....the bolt hole beginning threads are stripped, ...but most of the threads are good I'd say about 95% .....so if u I use the same size tap to fix the beginning threads....is that possible? I'm trying to avoid using a heli coil....I'd appreciate your reply...thnx
Nice tip. How long is the screw?
Can I use this for a 2008 honda odyssey tensioner pulley, its in the engine block?
What did the end of the screw push out of place when you wound it in ?
Pretty sweet
Ur brilliant
That looks like a steel screw going into an aluminum case. Will it work as good on a steel casting?
What will the fix torque to ? Or will the fix strip before it reaches torque spec
That worked well. It's good to know but I hope I never need it.
Cheers, have a good Thanksgiving.
Similar to an oversized oil drain pan bolt for stripped threads.
The last thing I look for is a technician who's a hack looking to save time. It's aluminum you can drill and helicoil it in under 60 seconds and it'll be better than it was originally. Take a little pride in your work be the best you can be or don't bother.
Thank you
Can you put a link to the part number and where we can get them? Tks!
I have an e-bike where the threaded mirror hole is stripped and needs repair for the mirror to be put back in. ( it requires a certain diamater thread to work. If the new threaded hole is too big the mirror won't fit. ???
what do you do when you're dealing with steel?
Nothing in the world wrong with that. A fix is a fix.
Aluminum is easy to strip out, and easy to re-tap.
Great Idea where can I get some of these bolts
my hero!
there is approved methods to repair a damaged thread, better to use them when a failure can have disastrous consequences.
Did you even watch the video? I covered everything you just commented on
This weed eater must power an aircraft or something?
Smashed and liked bro.
Thank u so very very much
Ok.... Whats the part number and is it by Echo? I have the same problem on a muffler on a echo backpack blower.
Use longer screw and go all the way through and put a hex nut on it as well!
I'd always mark it with a paint pen, and mark the hole too.. So in the future when someone takes it apart, they will know which hole the random bolt goes into.
Stripped my AR15 grip should I try it on it?!! Steel I’m guessing. This just happened help lol
The reason most aluminum threads that are stripped is because mechanics use power/air tools to put the bolt on. They should use there fingers are turn bolt 3 to 4 turns,then use a wrench, then torque bolt to spec.
I'm confused, why not use a tap, then use the original or replacement new bolt? is it for hard to access areas?
There are zero threads to tap, hence that’s why you use a larger courser bolt
It looks like you could drill it out and put a longer screw in with a locknut on the backside.
What can I use with a 14 mm long screw
Cool. I hope it doesn’t crack the cast metal.
can you do it on a lawn mower shaft to attach a blade bolt.
I have no idea what u did, u used a harder bolt? Tryna fix my stripped scooter stem
I generally don't see much of a reason to use a helicoil I mean I'm already tapping it Ill just use a bitter bolt I might have to drill something else but it will have more holding strength because it's bigger
What’s a bitter bolt?
@@THEMOWERMEDIC1 one that was previously used to hold the brewing vats together at the budweiser plant
Cool