Does anyone know what these girder links are made from?
These have been run with the nuts loose and a thread is very worn. They'll need bushing and the rethreading.
Girder links
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simon.holyfield
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Girder links
Folks ,
Does anyone know what these girder links are made from?
These have been run with the nuts loose and a thread is very worn. They'll need bushing and the rethreading.
Does anyone know what these girder links are made from?
These have been run with the nuts loose and a thread is very worn. They'll need bushing and the rethreading.
cheers
Simes
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Roger Gwynn
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Re: Girder links
Yes, they are a 40 ton steel stamping Air Board specification No S26
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simon.holyfield
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Re: Girder links
Lovely thanks Roger. Sounds like it's ripe for a welded insert.Roger Gwynn wrote: Sat May 23, 2026 4:02 pm Yes, they are a 40 ton steel stamping Air Board specification No S26
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Re: Girder links
One side is not threaded. 40 ton would be a heat treated component. IF it's a bolt you can Oversize a new one at that Point. Surely there are a few S/hand ones around? Nev
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