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anyone know a source for these screws???

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Anonymous-0

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Big picture but they are about an inch across the loop and maybe 1/4 inch or a little smaller bolt.Need 10 of them and they are crazy expensive here..

Thanks


Dave

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in the USA: Fastenal or McMaster-Caar would be
the first places to check. both have websites and
may ship internationally. McMaster has
everything including the kitchen sink :)

What do those fasteners do? it may be cheaper
to find a dealer of parts for such a widget over
here that will ship to you.

karl f
 
(quoted from post at 10:28:58 11/24/11) can't you buy long 1/4 bolts, cut the head off and
bend them?
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Not looking forward to it but may before I pay 5 bucks each for them....
Mcmaster didn't show them, will check fastenall later.
 
Maybe you could use a 1/4 inch eye bolt and flatten out the head. TSC or any good hardware store should have them. rw
 
(quoted from post at 10:25:15 11/24/11) in the USA: Fastenal or McMaster-Caar would be
the first places to check. both have websites and
may ship internationally. McMaster has
everything including the kitchen sink :)

What do those fasteners do? it may be cheaper
to find a dealer of parts for such a widget over
here that will ship to you.

karl f
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Just hold the sidecurtains/doors in place on my tractor canvas. May be looking at it too narrow minded. There are other fasteners that would probably work as good or better. I'll look at mamaster again.
 
If they are simply thumb screws, such of alternative design should be readily available.

Dean
 
why not just get a piece of all-thread and some wingnuts, or just bend some all-thread, bend them and if your hands are to soft for the threads then dip them in rubber.?
 
I am going to scream. If I had my way I would outlaw all-thread. It looks like something the kids thought up while the old man was away.
 
may not be necessary.......just used the tractor with the new cab today. The batwing doors they are supposed to hold drove me nuts :roll: Thinking to go with velcro..... or skip the "doors"...

Dave
 
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