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<blockquote data-quote="turkeyssr" data-source="post: 117498"><p><strong>10mm vs. 3/8"</strong></p><p></p><p>Well, Alaska, you were correct. I couldn't wrap my head around the concept, but I first measured the old quick release axle and it was 10mm and my new axle I intended to use was 3/8". They're only about .5mm different, but it was enough to cause the slop I first described. The 'slop' was up and down instead of right to left when I was adjusting the bearings. The odd thing was that the cones fit both axles!! </p><p></p><p>I ordered a new 10mm chrome moly axle from Jensonusa.com and it wasn't cheap. (About $18) However, chrome moly is certainly stronger and it was very good quality. Part of the reason it was so expensive is that it is 187mm long, just over 7 1/4" long.</p><p></p><p>Sorry I doubted you, Alaska. Thanks for the help!!</p><p></p><p>--John</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="turkeyssr, post: 117498"] [b]10mm vs. 3/8"[/b] Well, Alaska, you were correct. I couldn't wrap my head around the concept, but I first measured the old quick release axle and it was 10mm and my new axle I intended to use was 3/8". They're only about .5mm different, but it was enough to cause the slop I first described. The 'slop' was up and down instead of right to left when I was adjusting the bearings. The odd thing was that the cones fit both axles!! I ordered a new 10mm chrome moly axle from Jensonusa.com and it wasn't cheap. (About $18) However, chrome moly is certainly stronger and it was very good quality. Part of the reason it was so expensive is that it is 187mm long, just over 7 1/4" long. Sorry I doubted you, Alaska. Thanks for the help!! --John [/QUOTE]
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