[NEW222]

Hi again. Just going through my stuff I bought earlier today and came across this. I do not have any clue as to what it is, or what it could be used for. There are many studs in 2-56 thread, the whole length, and a knurled barrel of some sort. It is knurled on the outside and threaded on the ends in 2-56 thread, but NOT completely through. They were in the same bag, so I am assuming hat they do go together. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

[rcav8r71]

Those are pieces of 2-56 all-thread that get screwed into the end of the inner Nyrod tube. The knurled thing is the installation tool.

[NEW222]

The studs and barrel are approximately 1 inch in length.

[NEW222]

D'oh. You posted while I was away and before I looked, I added my dimensions. Thank you for the help. Makes perfect sense.

[rcav8r71]

Glad it helped.

[mikecoul]

The filling station is not complete, what you have is the filtered klunk that sits in the bottom of the fuel jug.
The pair of fittings that go through the jug lid are missing.

[NEW222]

Originally Posted by mikecoul

The filling station is not complete, what you have is the filtered klunk that sits in the bottom of the fuel jug.
The pair of fittings that go through the jug lid are missing.

Nope, sorry Mike, you're wrong.... Thems were attached to the jug of fuel in question in the thread here, Omega Fuel .... I guess thet the individual I bought the lot of stuff from either bought a spare clunk or this was from a second set he had somewhere.

[NEW222]

And also, thanks Mike for noticing anyways, because it did actually have me wondering yesterday for a bit though. I am still used to my syringe and fuel bulb, not using such fancy things. Now to get a fuel pump this week, and I will be set! Next step, figuring out how to get an engine bigger than my 1/2a stuff to start.