What type of nuts do these use?
2010470
They would us a standard acorn bulge lug nut. We sell lug nuts as well if you need to order a set. Thread pitch will depend on vehicle.
1863911
Kirkland nuts are excellent, premium nuts. If you have a Costco membership, but from Costco. Otherwise, get these. They are fantastic. I use them for homemade granola as well.
841494
they are O K go to nuts on line and get the real old fashions one and the are cheaper. They also come in 1 pound bags. Do not be full they look alike
1190648
I have no idea about nut free facility but was dissipointed to find out they came from China, which opens up a lot of questions about them to me. They should specify domestic or imported.
355428
I have tossed the original packaging for this product, but on inspecting the container I am using, I see no nuts in this mix. I see regular seeds, sunflower seeds, corn grains, etc., but nothing that appears to be nuts.
2185300
Manufacturer's webpage indicates 3/4"-2" nuts for the 95306 model. See the link below for more details. http://www.gardenweasel.com/weasel_products/garden_weasel_products/nut_gatherer_-_large.aspx
136687
The Sincerely Nuts website lists two options. The cheaper one, the price of which appears to align with these nuts, is from China. There is a more expensive option from Spain.
1485451
Yes!! Do not buy these nuts. They also add some kind of oil without noting it on the label. Save your money
1200307
No, the inserts in the tool are specifically designed for the poly-nuts. Good luck!
1147484
I ordered one on the guess that they only make one of these machined nuts. Mine fit.
1877448
You will need tools. A small cresent wrench or a good pair of pliers. I don't like using pliers they damage the nuts. So I would use the wrench
1503813
I use the large nut wizard for walnuts and the medium one for pecans. I would think the medium model would be better for hazelnuts. They both work great. I have given them as gifts to friends also. Good luck! Joanne
2237220
These are a Costco product distributed under the name brand name Kirkland. They are dry roasted and unsalted mixed nuts (Cashews, Almonds, Pistachios). The presence of Peanut Oil is what indicates a dry roasting process was used. They are the best I have ever had. The almonds are crunchier than normal.
2194834
I do not know. I think we use either generic hosing or plastic tubes. I am pretty sure we buy them at a big box store. Maybe they could show you options there.
528182
They have more of a corn chip crunch. They shatter. Whereas nuts have a softer crunch because of oil content. Flavor is pea-like, but not powerfully so. It is a distinctly dry pea flavor. No fresh out of the pod sweetness.
1190649
I checked the label, and there is no indication of it being from a nut free facility. Also, there is no name of a manufacturer/packer on it either. They are good toasted in a frying pan and added to granola, etc.
2105250
They come with the standard lock nuts for the grand master stud.Hope this helps.They work perfect for me.