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Howlor

posted on 18/5/10 at 07:41 AM Reply With Quote
Belleville Springs?

Morning to the Locost Massive!

I stripped my clutch on my mower down or should I say I removed one bolt and the rest stripped itself!

I am now left with a lot of bits one of which is an interesting belleville spring washer style thingymajig.

It is basically an 0.6mm thick spring but wavey like a belleville with about 3 full turns on it, 40mm ID. Anybody know what they are called please?

Many thanks,
Steve

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iank

posted on 18/5/10 at 07:55 AM Reply With Quote
Sounds like a Thackery washer

Edit: quick search finds things called a "Wave/Wavy/Waved Washer" sold alongside Thackery Washers, so I suspect that's what you're after.



[Edited on 18/5/10 by iank]





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daviep

posted on 18/5/10 at 08:32 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Howlor


It is basically an 0.6mm thick spring but wavey like a belleville with about 3 full turns on it, 40mm ID. Anybody know what they are called please?

Many thanks,
Steve


A bellville spring or a bellville washer is not wavey normally, they normally look like slightly cone shaped washers

Davie

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