Misplaced Pilot Screw Washer

[Rooster]

Do I have to buy a whole new pilot screw to get one of these washers or is there an easier solution? I searched for one at a few hardware stores, but no dice.

The bugger was just so tiny..

This is for a set of BS32MM's.

[GateKeeper]

you can order from

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http://cycleorings.com/washers.html

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[Rooster]

Thank you!!

[GateKeeper]

Any time....

wish I had an alternative source or what else to use, you could try a hobby store, or a electronics store, they might carry something that small, something like an RC Hobby store, or Radio Shack....if you need them quick...just grab one of your other ones to match up...

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[Guest]

I have lots!

[Gorminrider]

It's a good thing you good people came up with the best answers, because I was tempted to say, "drill a tiny clean hole first in some aluminum flashing and next, use leather-workers' hole-puncher around that hole to make a washer"....just don't screw it in hard.
Or, as Gatekeeper suggested- electronics often have tiny washers on tiny bolts...heat sinks are one place that comes to mind but there are more. Have a look inside that nasty old stereo amp stored on the top shelf....?

[Road Rash]

Okay, here's another one: VM26ss gasket washer for under the float needle valve (Christ, I hope I described that, right). Any idea where I can get one? Haven't had much luck in tracking them down, anywhere.

[GateKeeper]

Will this help

http://www.cycleorings.com/VMkit.html

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[Nessism]

I have both.