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Weeden No7 from 1890 screw size?
« on: May 30, 2026, 02:33:19 pm »
Hi all, I have come across a tiny Weeden no7 made from 1890-1907. I am really pleased with the condition and it only has 1 screw missing but it's supper tiny. I'll add a photo, any idea of the size? I'm going to measure a piece of wire tomorrow but I thought someone may know tiny sizes better then I do.

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Re: Weeden No7 from 1890 screw size?
« Reply #1 on: May 31, 2026, 09:34:07 am »
I'm no expert on the old weedens But it's possible it may be a 2-56 screw.

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Re: Weeden No7 from 1890 screw size?
« Reply #2 on: May 31, 2026, 03:30:39 pm »
I don't think it is a screw....just a pin.

I had a #45 whose 'screw' was probably a stickpin
cut to size and set into a hole drilled into the
crank throw.  Still had the head on the pin.

This may be a time try something unusual.  You might
look through the listings at 'Classic Tin Toy co'.
They stock all sorts of old toys/parts, including those
for steam engines and reproductions of original parts
such as the following...
'Weeden Engine Eccentric Crank handle 1/2" reproduction'.
I bought 2 and used one.

Get 'em while you can.  I don't know how long this
company will be around.

Good Luck,
Wayne