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Taper Pin AN386-1-6A

$9.85/Each
Part# AN386-1-6A
MFR Model# 12192-1
Part Number
AN386-1-6A

Overview

Manufactured from alloy steel, minimum tensile strength 125,000 PSI. Cadmium plated. Taper: 0.500"/ft. Use with AN975 taper pin washer, AN320 shear castle nut and cotter pin or with AN364 elastic stop nut. When installed, the small end of the tapered shank should protrude no more than 1/16" above the surface of the assembly. The first dash number is the Brown & Sharpe taper pin reamer number and the second dash number is the grip length in eighths of an inch. For undrilled threaded shank add the letter "A" after second dash number.

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Reviews

The nature of small taper pins I have found is that they are not reusable so make sure the assembly you are working on is absolutely correct the first time and only tighten/ torque when absolutely sure of a correct assembly. For instance, if was using these on a piper Cherokee control wheel, I stupidly didnt realize that the sprocket assembly for the pilot and copilot were slightly different and when the pin was fully seated I could not turn the wheel. Just another lesson learned to review the IPC thoroughly before the service manual because they dont always give you those small differences. Piper is notorious for that. Otherwise the pins worked as expected.

Timothy L Verified Purchase

Taper Pin AN386-1-6A

December 27, 2022

Timothy L Verified Purchase

Taper Pin AN386-1-6A

June 28, 2022

Pretty hard to not give 5 stars to standard hardware!

Rick S Verified Purchase

Taper Pin AN386-1-6A

March 22, 2022

Just what I ordered. Lee

Lee W
February 10, 2021

Great item to add to keep to parts from working loose.

Dennis B
December 29, 2020

as advertized

Bill V
May 18, 2020

Pin worked perfectly. It was an exact duplicate of an 80 year old pin. Thanks!

Richard C
March 5, 2020

I used a taper pin on the control arms for my ailerons. They worked great and took all the play out that had previously existed with just a thru bolt. Be careful when installing to use the correct drill size for the initial hole and to approach the final taper diameter carefully to prevent overshooting the desired level of penetration. A small increase in diameter of the taper results in a very large increase in penetration depth.

Will
February 3, 2018

Q&A

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Q: What are the appropriate reamer sizes to use with Taper Pins 1, 2, 3, 4?

You would want to use the "BROWNE & SHARPE TAPER REAMERS" for AN386 taper pins. They are labeled as 1-10 for the applicable sized taper pin. The first number after the AN386-, is the Brown & Sharpe taper pin reamer size required.

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