I lost one of the screws that connects the bars to the sides. Does anyone know what size the screws are? (wrote 'nails' in my previous question sorry)
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Measure the other screw and then go to hardware store or ou might have a spare at home.
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It's a machine bolt and you may not be able to find exact head. Any Ace Hardware should have a similar bolt/screw. If you bring one of the remaining bolts for an example is best if not ask for a quarter 20, 1/4 inch wide by 1 3/4 inch long machine bolt. Good luck it should be easy to find. ACD
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I think they are pretty short, I just looked at my rack and it looks like I used two screws that came with it in front and two of my screw in the back (They went through the base into the back wall so length wasn't a problem) The rack works great and since it's Friday (Martini Night) I'll be removing a glass in just a few moments.
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HelloMy suggestion is to check your local hardware store. It should be a common set screw.
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No, you didn't throw them out. Go back to the ad and view the third picture down. Move your your mouse arrow over the picture where you get an expanded view of the top ends. There you can see a unpainted aluminum bars pressed into the black painted tubes. The very end of those aluminum bars were cut down to 1/4" on the ends and then threaded to 1/4"-20 tpi x 3/8" long. That little black spot you see on the tip ends in the picture are the acorn nuts covering the screws. Those aluminum bar ends are very tightly pressed into the tubes so you got a set of stands that weren't complete. I'm sure you can contact Amazon for replacement of your order. Good luck... No, you didn't throw them out. Go back to the ad and view the third picture down. Move your your mouse arrow over the picture where you get an expanded view of the top ends. There you can see a unpainted aluminum bars pressed into the black painted tubes. The very end of those aluminum bars were cut down to 1/4" on the ends and then threaded to 1/4"-20 tpi x 3/8" long. That little black spot you see on the tip ends in the picture are the acorn nuts covering the screws. Those aluminum bar ends are very tightly pressed into the tubes so you got a set of stands that weren't... » Read More No, you didn't throw them out. Go back to the ad and view the third picture down. Move your your mouse arrow over the picture where you get an expanded view of the top ends. There you can see a unpainted aluminum bars pressed into the black painted tubes. The very end of those aluminum bars were cut down to 1/4" on the ends and then threaded to 1/4"-20 tpi x 3/8" long. That little black spot you see on the tip ends in the picture are the acorn nuts covering the screws. Those aluminum bar ends are very tightly pressed into the tubes so you got a set of stands that weren't complete. I'm sure you can contact Amazon for replacement of your order. Good luck... « Show Less
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No, you didn't throw them out. Go back to the ad and view the third picture down. Move your your mouse arrow over the picture where you get an expanded view of the top ends. There you can see a unpainted aluminum bars pressed into the black painted tubes. The very end of those aluminum bars were cut down to 1/4" on the ends and then threaded to 1/4"-20 tpi x 3/8" long. That little black spot you see on the tip ends in the picture are the acorn nuts covering the screws. Those aluminum bar ends are very tightly pressed into the tubes so you got a set of stands that weren't complete. I'm sure you can contact Amazon for replacement of your order. Good luck...
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I am sorry but calling the manufacturer is a better option as I do not know how to describe those screws... I am a regular customer.. Open box screw in and be done.. Sorry..
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Sorry, I do not recall the size of the screws necessary and I no longer have the casters here to check, but what I would suggest you do is just take the casters with you to a nearby hardware store and find the proper fit that way. Ask an employee to help you find the proper fit if you need to. Shouldn't be a problem and I basically did the same thing using my own supply of screws. Trial and error is the easiest and best way to do it.
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Hi Steve,I bought it and fixed it with the help of a mechanic. Not sure if he used the same screws or used from his collection. I apologize that I couldn't help you with.Manoje
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If they are simply brass trim screws you cam replace the at Home Depot. If u need the long screws I don't know.
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You need to contact the manufacturer. I am a customer who bought these and the legs to make mysef a footstool. I don't have ANY expertise eon these, the screws or anything else. I just bought them and put them onto my footstool. They worked for me. I don't know what else they work for and I am sorry. I have had several inquiries about these and the bolts and I'm not the one to ask. Amazon and Waddell are. Sorry I'm sure that isn't what you wanted to hear, but it's the truth.
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There were screws with mine. They were taped inside the stand or something. Check everywhere and in the hollow portions. If not, call, because they need to be there.
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Go to the nearest hardware store and buy longer screws. Take the short ones along so you get the right diameter and thread size.
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Use loctite, OR there's this kewl new invention called the internet where you can find just about anything including replacement pivot screws in whatever size you need. ;)
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Try contacting the manufacturer and see if they will send you another. If they will not or can not, they might be able to give you the size of the screw and you can get from a local hardware store.
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You have to disassemble the bar. The ends pop off, and you will see two screws. Remove these, and the bar comes off. Remove the old piece and place the new one on the bar. Reverse the process to reinstall the bar.
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At first, when mine arrived I thought the same thing. Then I noticed, what I first thought was just some packing tape stuck on the end, was indeed the screws. Now if yours was not the case (i.e. the screws are indeed missing), then I would hope that the manufacturer would supply them if you contact them . If for whatever reason they would not send you the screws, you can purchase 2 thumbscrews at any hardware store. Hope this helps and enjoy the basket!
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Hi Helena, I guess theres no trick...too much of muscle power.. I had this problem, i somehow forced it into the base and it is stuck forever now i guess the two side bars went inside the middle one is out...but its locked