What is the measurement of the thread? What size toggle would for the screw part of the hook?
858253
I'm not sure...I know it said on the package...but I don't have that anymore. What we did was, per the package instructions, we used a bar of soap and covered it in dry soap, then I picked the spot where my wife wanted it and, using my hands, screwed it right into the wood. We drilled a little hole and the hook just bore itself into the wood.
1421957
7/8"th(23mm) inside, 1.5"(38mm) outside. It's quite bigger than other ordinary bungee hooks. If that still doesn't fit, you can find hooks of all sizes and shapes at the hardware stores.
978403
Try a "bolt & screw" store that specializes in fasteners. They can measure the thread size, length, and the type of tool it takes, and they might be able to special order it.
1350199
The threaded attachment for wood is 1". The Toggle bolt is 2 1/2". One can buy the double ended threaded ends (one end machine thread, the other wood screw) in different lengths at most "comprehensive" hardware stores such as Ace, Tru-Value, Lowe's, Home Depot. They're in the little drawers of specialty items, but the ones included are quite adequate unless the "wood" is under a LOT of drywall or dead space, etc.
1631730
You need a 3/4" cutout to put the lock in, the usable thread length is 1/2", the length from the back of lock face to the "locking-arm" is 5/8".
1896161
Its a pin fastener, not screw and its mil-spec for AR15/M4. There is no size variance on the length. If you shoot with gloves, this will work on all @AR14/M4 mil-spec uppers with replacable trigger guards.
795726
the overall dimension from mounting surface to outer radius on the hook is 18 and 3/8 inches long total. the mounting bracket is broached and sets the hanger about 3/8" from the surface it mounts to. hope this helps
661221
Here is a diagram of hook sizes. Hope this helps.http://www.pcsoutdoors.com/images/hook_size.png
949928
Though I do not have the lock in front of me, I am confident in saying that the hook part of the lock is at least 1/4 inch in diameter, if not a bit more. If you require something closer to 1/8 inch, this particular lock would be too large. Jeff
1945329
The body of the tool is 4-7/8" long plus 1/2" for the knob. The thread length is 1/2". If your threads have minor damage, this tool might work ok, my threads where to far gone to recover.
1911360
3 1/2 inch long, ring is 1 1/4 inch round, screw is 1 inch length/ don't know weight. I am using to hook a 50 ft lease for 20 lb dog.
1708277
Don't know the number ID but the screws are 2 " long and the thread. diam is close to 1/4 "
904691
I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with thread sizes. Hope someone else can help with your question.
512665
I haven't measured it but I would guess about 4". You can grease the screw mechanism if you wish. Considering how many times you would use it, maybe just a light coat of oil on the screw.
423363
Sincere apologies for my delay in answering the question - the hooks were stored away and I just pulled them out - the hook is 15 1/4" overall.
655922
Mine measures 4 3/8" long, and (effectively) 1 7/8" in diameter including the 'frame'. The 'lever' sticks out another 9/16" when in the closed position. The chain (including the hook) is 10" long. It would barely fit through a 2.5" opening.
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Not sure exact size, I unwound cable and passed it through a smaller pulley, the reattached the wire. The hook is a standard/normal size for winches and ropes.