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Brian lightfoot	18/06/2019 20:35:22
23 forum posts	Does anyone know the thread size on a wesco oil can spout please? The Dia is 0.201 and the tpi looks to be 24 but I may be mistaken any help would be appreciated. Brian
Jeff Dayman	18/06/2019 23:26:38
2356 forum posts 47 photos	Sounds like it may be M6 x 1.0 ???
Brian lightfoot	19/06/2019 21:28:29
23 forum posts	Jeff thanks I will have a look but as it is 1955 I would be surprised but you never know. Brian
Enough!	19/06/2019 22:01:40
1719 forum posts 1 photos	12-24 UNC is fairly close too, given a bit of thread truncation. Edited By Bandersnatch on 19/06/2019 22:13:01
Howard Lewis	19/06/2019 22:44:48
7227 forum posts 21 photos	0.201 is smaller than 1/8 BSP (which is 28 tpi anyway ). 1 BA is 0.2087 dia, so 0.201 would be truncated, but really being a 5.3 mm x 0.9mm pitch, thread it is 28.2 tpi So not necessarily a good alternative. The thread form may give an additional clue. Is the mating thread 55, 60, or 47.5 degree?.. 55 is Whit form, so may be some BSW or BSF 7/32 is too big for 0.201. 60 will be Unified, or Metric and 47.5 can only be British Association. Of course it may a special, peculiar to that item (In the same way that Myford used 12 tpi on the later M series and the 7 Series.Mandrels ) Howard
vintage engineer	19/06/2019 23:20:10
293 forum posts 1 photos	Admiralty fine?
Michael Gilligan	20/06/2019 00:01:59
23121 forum posts 1360 photos	... I hadn't realised how inexpensive they were LINK https://www.tooled-up.com/brand/wesco/wesco/oil-cans-oilers/10001267/ MichaelG.
Jeff Dayman	20/06/2019 03:26:50
2356 forum posts 47 photos	The metal one in BRG and with Union Jack would be my choice. Likely to make any machine run faster with oil from it! Like it.

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