Where do I find these bolts?
- Thread starter longlivenintendo
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I'm not suggesting that all of them are like this, just the one in my town. It's been a few years since I tried though.
Fastenal stores are franchised, which also means there are corporate locations, which are company-owned and not franchised. I think there may be a difference is sales models based on this alone. There's no way I'd own or operate a franchise location and be dictated to whom I can and cannot sell.
I hear ya. The last time I tried was probably 2018 or so, but it is never brought up in conversation as a place to go get stuff in my circles. That being said, their location is only a couple miles from Interstate 94 and they have a decent collection of vehicles, so I imagine most of the workers are delivery.
Jeeps are us has lotsa stuff. I bought my top rear shock bolts from them.
I've used a freeze out spray which shrinjs the bolt though money wasn't that rusty.
YOU MIGHT WANT TO BUY GRADE 8 NEW BOLTS.. THEIR HARDENED, AND WON'T TWIST OFF LIKE SOFT STEEL BOLTS AFTER THEY HAVE SET FOR YEARS.
JUST GO TO NAPA OR HOME DEPOT
SHOULD BE ABLE TO FIND THEM
DONT OVER TIGHTEN PUTTING BACK IN. YOU CAN USE BOLT AND SEPERATE WASHER.. ID USE LOCK WASHER.
JUST GO TO NAPA OR HOME DEPOT
SHOULD BE ABLE TO FIND THEM
DONT OVER TIGHTEN PUTTING BACK IN. YOU CAN USE BOLT AND SEPERATE WASHER.. ID USE LOCK WASHER.
SOMEONE MAY HAVE "" TORQUED""
IT IN EALLY HIGH, AND WITH CORROSION
ITS NOT GOING TO MOVE UNDER MANUAL EFFORT.
IF THATS THE CASE, START WORKING ON PLAN B...
Where bolts are prone to getting water on them all the time use anti seize on the threads.
When you get ready to re-install be sure to coat those bolts with an anti-seize compound so they wont give a bunch of trouble in a year or two.