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I need to chase the threads on my push rod adjusting screw to clean it up a bit, also wanted to retap the tappet end so I don't cross thread, but I can't figure out what type of thread it is. I thought 24 but nope. Anyone know what kind of thread this is, its very fine? Thanks
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It's a Jims for an IH, if that helps.
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Jims chrome moly pushrods are normally 24 TPI and their aluminum rods are 32 TPI.
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Tried the 24 and it was wrong. Maybe the 32 though, I'll give it a shot. Thanks for your time.
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