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Thread Dimensions

10/16/2009 9:08 AM

i need to know the pitch dia. major dia. and minor dia. of a gl-32 internal thread
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10/16/2009 11:47 AM

I need a billion dollars, so I have to work really hard to get it. Perhaps YOU should work really hard to get your answers too!!!!

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10/18/2009 6:23 AM

Vader, you DO NOT need a billion dollars. You know perfectly well that you can get by on 4-5 hundred million, till your ship comes in.

I've told you a bazillion times not to exaggerate!

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10/16/2009 11:20 PM

Hello Guest i am more than happy to help you with all the information you are seeking.....Where are you from and what project are you working on.

anthony@alnoproductservices.com.au

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