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John if you carry this thread on much longer you are going to put my quiz out of business! (Duncan is usually a top performer in the quiz so the latest part may well be the mudguard/Jampot bolt)
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Hi

The nuts are either 016712 nut top pivot bolt or 023601 nut bottom pivot bolt - both for the rear suspension units and as Duncan says, the top ones also retain the rear mudguard to the frame.
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I have still to discover why there are two part numbers as the components are identical as far as I can tell.

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LEFT and RIGHT ? :D
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The sleeve nuts are 3/8 BSC (cycle) thread. Andy
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Mick D wrote:Hi

The nuts are either 016712 nut top pivot bolt or 023601 nut bottom pivot bolt - both for the rear suspension units and as Duncan says, the top ones also retain the rear mudguard to the frame.
Damper Nut.png
I have still to discover why there are two part numbers as the components are identical as far as I can tell.

Regards Mick
Thanks this appears to be the case. I just pulled one off the bike and they're identical. I wonder why the previous owner ended up with a second set of these things.
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easy i bought 3 mag platforms off ebay forgetting each time that i already had the one i needed. Cannot resist a bargain!
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clive wrote:easy i bought 3 mag platforms off ebay forgetting each time that i already had the one i needed. Cannot resist a bargain!
Which is why i now own 3 extra rear wheel stud bolts :rofl:
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Wow!

On the spacer behind engine shaft shock absorber sprocket, don't forget that the spacer for the Burman differs from the AMC. I swapped the PO AMC for Burman, wasn't happy and put the AMC back in and have two of these spacers as a result; hope I have the right one on but the chain run was checked and is good.

Glad to read it's not just me with ordering stuff I already have. Many's the time. I thought I need new Jampot top mounting bolts, look at my orders on Jampot Spares and see I relatively recently ordered them. I don't recall receiving them let alone where I put them.

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How about these items here? They were in with the petcocks in an old smokes tin

Some kind of jets?
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Oil strainer?
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Top picture is of petrol tap parts, bottom one is oil tank filter which slides up into the spigot on the tank on the feed side.
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