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jlaird
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This is a small section of John Wilsons Healey Journal, John is a member here on the Big Healey board of course and is from Scotland.
https://www.healeyjournal.com/index.html
I do appologise for takeing his product but it is useful as an example of what we Sprite folks need.
I have not studyied it completely but it sure looks like a fine job to me.
Nuts and Bolts
I've created a sreadsheet listing the nuts, bolts & washers used throughout the Healey, using data taken from the Healey Mechanical parts list with the fasteners listed sequentially by their page number and item number in the parts list. There is also a brief description of where they're used. Each entry is coded to show whether it's a nut, bolt, or whatever combination of bolts, nuts, flat and/or lock washer used. Oddities are simply noted as non-standard and the user directed to the parts book for clarification. I've tried to make this as comprehensive and accurate as I could; but again, use at your own risk for there are no guarantees. NOTE: this is limited to the standard hardware denoted by the systematic codes found in Anderson & Moment's book and that a number of fasteners have unique manufacturer codes that do not translate immediately into physical dimensions... but I've an idea of how I might get that data when I have a little time and a lot more patience.
NUTS & BOLTS SPREADSHEET < -- Click to Access.
https://www.healeyjournal.com/index.html
I do appologise for takeing his product but it is useful as an example of what we Sprite folks need.
I have not studyied it completely but it sure looks like a fine job to me.
Nuts and Bolts
I've created a sreadsheet listing the nuts, bolts & washers used throughout the Healey, using data taken from the Healey Mechanical parts list with the fasteners listed sequentially by their page number and item number in the parts list. There is also a brief description of where they're used. Each entry is coded to show whether it's a nut, bolt, or whatever combination of bolts, nuts, flat and/or lock washer used. Oddities are simply noted as non-standard and the user directed to the parts book for clarification. I've tried to make this as comprehensive and accurate as I could; but again, use at your own risk for there are no guarantees. NOTE: this is limited to the standard hardware denoted by the systematic codes found in Anderson & Moment's book and that a number of fasteners have unique manufacturer codes that do not translate immediately into physical dimensions... but I've an idea of how I might get that data when I have a little time and a lot more patience.
NUTS & BOLTS SPREADSHEET < -- Click to Access.
