where to find an m14 nut
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chiefswallow
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Not sure where you're located but:
http://goo.gl/maps/zMUo7
Is actually located at "b" on this map: http://goo.gl/maps/2AtAY
http://www.harborfreight.com/manuals/90000-90999/90154.pdf
Frekeyguy u got one of these trailers no?
frekeyguy
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sorta. its been modified. How many do you need?
I am gussing ..... 4x are used to hold the springs in place...and 2x are used to hold the front A-arm in place?
frekeyguy
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Looked at the schismatic. Best thing to do is go to the hardware store and look for metric. If they don't have metric nuts just buy 9/16 zinc played bolts the same length with nuts.
Only issue you'd have is the lack of holes for the cotter pins.
If you need like 1-2 nuts I might have it. (or) go buy some 9/16 hardware and I can put in holes for the cotter pins. (buy me a coffee)
Only issue you'd have is the lack of holes for the cotter pins.
If you need like 1-2 nuts I might have it. (or) go buy some 9/16 hardware and I can put in holes for the cotter pins. (buy me a coffee)
frekeyguy
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14mm = 0.551"
9/16 = 0.563"
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A 9/16" nut should work with a 14mm bolt. You might be able to impact it in. Those 6x bolts never need to come out....yes it will cross thread. But should work since it does not need to be serviced.
It's a make "work" job...but those 6x are just pins ..they would have minimal side /side movement. So as long as that nut stays on - you will be good.
9/16 = 0.563"
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A 9/16" nut should work with a 14mm bolt. You might be able to impact it in. Those 6x bolts never need to come out....yes it will cross thread. But should work since it does not need to be serviced.
It's a make "work" job...but those 6x are just pins ..they would have minimal side /side movement. So as long as that nut stays on - you will be good.
Try Lowes .. it may be a stretch.
frekeyguy
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suzuki might use m14's for their rear shock.....but might be fine pitch.
lows is a good option too
GateKeeper
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Canadian Tire carries metric nuts and bolts as well, usually located in the hardware section, and typically on the end of an isle, they are in those plastic small bins, I am just not certain of the sizes that are carried, they also have some in smaller blister packs in the automotive section as well.
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Triptronix
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^ Lowes is a very good source for metric bolts - that is where I go when I need them =)
