What Nut size is the Horizontal Locking Bolt? Is it Metric or US??
1939138
15/32nds and 12mm seem to fit. One layer of masking tape on install to keep from marring on loose fit wrenches. There are holes to allow use of small Allen key to tighten as well. Green locktite will keep it from rattling loose and still break free if you decide to remove it.
1939139
15/32nds and 12mm seem to fit. One layer of masking tape on install to keep from marring on loose fit wrenches. There are holes to allow use of small Allen key to tighten as well.Green locktite will keep it from rattling loose and still break free if you decide to remove it.
1443880
The opening (between nut and threaded end) is one centimeter. (about 3/8 in) This is for a link that measures about 3 inches long and 1 and 1/2 inches wide. It is marked "SWL 1760 LBS 8mm".
1716561
We had to replace our hardware because the bolts were too long when attached. This is what we bought from Lowe's: The Hillman Group 5/16-in-18 x 1-1/2-in Stainless Steel Standard (SAE) Hex Bolt. The originals were about 3/4 " longer and are dark, not stainless. You will also need a lock washer and a nut.
1291415
no, not metric. from my review."The unit comes with two elbow's that you can supposedly screw into standard 1/2" brass fittings. It just didn't work for me, I went out and got two new elbow's and everything fit much easier.".take the connecting piece they gave you to a tru-value. a plumbing store was lost on it.
695370
Well, the polyurethane body is 2" long(tall) and 1 7/8" dia. Knowing that 1" = 2.54 cm, then 2" = 5.08 cm long and 1 7/8" = 4.7625 cm dia. The bolt with a jam nut looks to be 5/16" or 0.3125" dia.(0.8 cm) and 0.75" long(1.905 cm). The ones I received are black. My dimensions are accurate.
1054128
Bolts were included and worked fine for my custom drilling with plenty of thread remaining. I do not know the exact measurements of the bolts unfortunately.
712913
For my cupboard and drawers, I bought 1 1/4 inch long 35metric....The threads are metric, not USA standard.
1138011
Craig M. BTW - I have a 1 inch bulk head also. It matches the specs, and the base and nut measures 2.45 inches. (This might be what your after.)
529238
Take the bolts and nuts to any ACE or True Value Hardware stores. The folks there should be able to find equivalent sizes (if not identical threading) to replace the stock hardware with longer versions. Go with stainless steel if you can find it -- the few bucks extra will be worth it once you see how quick regular steel hardware can rust (and forced to replace it over and over). Cheers and all the best, -Rob
91551
The threaded bolt is attached to the leg and is a standard US size. I imagine yours is actually 5/16 the size on this piece. It would be easy to check by trying a 1/4 " and 5/16" bolt from the hardware store to actually verify your size. Do not drill the hole bigger to accept the bolt if it is too small, buy the adapter plates available from the manufacturer, the wood would splinter and not be able to withstand the wear and tear.
2069284
I used a 30 mm. DEEPWELL socket on the nut with a 6 ft. Breaker bar/pipe. I cant remember the size of the bolt but I believe it was one or two sizes smaller.
493985
I checked mine and the threads are indeed 1/4" x 20. I didn't measure the bolt part, but it appears to be in the 1.25 to 1.5" range length. which is all threaded, plus around half an inch for the rubber tip.
1575732
I just used a 1/4" stainless steel 1/2" long bolt/lock washer/nut. Worked fine for me.
494710
the bolts are 1/4 size, this is a propriety size slot. The sliding nut is 1/8 thick and 1/2 wide.
216891
These pins are as described by diameter and length. If you still have a piece of a spent one measure diameter else hole. Length installed is 3 threads beyond jam nut which is standard thickness. Sorry cannot provide precise answer but this is the process I used to determine if these knock off bolts were correct. Quality seems good as have run through multiple snow conditions.
1293830
metric 7mm, look for the bargain set of allen wrench sockets they are usually as cheap as a single socket (under 10 dollars)
324576
I don't remember the exact size, but take the screw to a Lowe's or Home Depot and look for T-Nuts - I'm almost positive that is what is being used. They should be in the nuts/bolts/screws aisle in one of the drawer chests opposite the bins of loose bolts, or you MIGHT find them on the wall above the bins.