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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Michael Pukash, Apr 9, 2007.

  1. Michael Pukash
    Joined: Mar 1, 2006
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    I really need a source for 3/4 by 11 thread nuts for my sons 51 chevy. Any help would be great.
     
  2. 64Newport
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    Ace Hardware. If not, there's a place by me here in Az called Copper State Bolt and Nut, and they have EVERYTHING if they don't stock it, it doesn't exist. If you end up not being able to find it, I can pick em up for ya' if you pay all the shipping and stuff. I work next door so it's no big deal.
     
  3. 31whitey
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    gardner westcot
     
  4. haring
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    Finding hardware is getting more and more difficult. It bugs me.

    Try to find a good (old) auto parts store that is still willing to look in a BOOK to order what you need.

    Or try a hardware store that still actually stocks hardware. If I'm forced to go to a big box retailer, our Lowes has good stock.

    online...

    McMaster-Carr:
    mmm.mcmaster.com
     

  5. TagMan
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    Sure it's 3/4-11 ?? Standard coarse thread is 3/4-10, not "11", and they're available all over. I've got some used 3/4-10, if you can use 'em.
     
  6. Redneck Smooth
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    I thought they were 10s as well. If so, Fastenal has lots of locations and tons of hardware in the 3/4-10 size...

    www.fastenal.com
     
  7. TagMan
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    Back again.

    I Looked in my 1949 Chevy Parts Manuial and the only 3/4" hex nuts they list are S.A.E. 3/4-16 - no '10' or '11' TPI listed.

    What assembly is the nut used for? Let me know and I'll look it up for you.
     
  8. caffeine
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    mcmaster.com
     
  9. Michael Pukash
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    Thanks everyone, they are indeed 3/4 with an 11 tread. They are for the upper and lower A arms on a 51 chevy coupe. I have tried a 10 (coarse tread) and it's messing up the bolt that I'm installing. We are putting in a new frontend kit from Kanter or PST I can't remember which. It calls for using 2 jam nuts on these bolts ti install them.
     
  10. TagMan
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    Maybe it's metric ???? 19mm is .74803".

    How come you just don't contact Kanters or PST if a part of the kit is missing - or is it a time factor?
     
  11. TagMan
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    Either you're measuring something incorrectly or the nut you are trying to find is a proprietary thread size, to force you to obtain one from the original manufacturer. Maybe it's a Whitworth thread?? (I'm grasping at straws here).

    Here's a link to a chart of standard U.S. & Metric bolt dimensions........ and you can see, there's no standard bolts near 3/4" diameter with 11 threads per inch.

    http://euler9.tripod.com/bolt-database/23.html
     
  12. s.r.i.
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    Maybe the bolts were hammered on to remove and thats why a 10 wont fit?
     
  13. Michael Pukash
    Joined: Mar 1, 2006
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    Well I measured the threads on the new replace bolts as well as the old messed up bolts with a guage and they are 11's. As soon as I hook up with the boy again I'll find out what manufacture we are working with. I've got a press, might try that tonight. Again thanks to all!
     

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