Caged Nuts!
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Caged Nuts!
Hello everyone! Does anyone know a site or bussiness that sells weldable cage nuts. been looking on line for sometime now and the only ones I've found are not weldable. I've seen them used in my classic truck book but no luck finding them. They are the ones with the square nut that moves slightly in the cage and wings on either side to weld to. Any help would be oh so greatly appreciated.
Cheers!
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Fastenal has all types of fasteners as well as most other hardware suppliers. Do a google search. You should come up with some sources.
Here is a link to Fastenal's.
Not sure if these are the kind you are looking for.
Products | Fastenal
Here is a link to Fastenal's.
Not sure if these are the kind you are looking for.
Products | Fastenal
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Here ya go;
Buckeye Fasteners, Inc. • Weld Nuts Part List — Buckeye Fasteners, Inc. distributes weld fasteners, levelers, glides and adjusting screws. Inch and metric threads are available. Fasteners in low carbon and stainless steel. Custom Multisourc
EFC International | self retaining nuts, U nuts, J nuts, panel fasteners, speed nuts, threaded inserts, weld nuts, multi-threaded spring steel fasteners, cage nuts, and nut retainers
Buckeye Fasteners, Inc. • Weld Nuts Part List — Buckeye Fasteners, Inc. distributes weld fasteners, levelers, glides and adjusting screws. Inch and metric threads are available. Fasteners in low carbon and stainless steel. Custom Multisourc
EFC International | self retaining nuts, U nuts, J nuts, panel fasteners, speed nuts, threaded inserts, weld nuts, multi-threaded spring steel fasteners, cage nuts, and nut retainers
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RSSI Products Page
I've never bought anything from them but was passed this link some time ago, they seem to have alot of specialty hareware.
I've never bought anything from them but was passed this link some time ago, they seem to have alot of specialty hareware.
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Spaenaur has a lot of weird automotive fasteners: Spaenaur
and, hot dang, here's some Gripco Tab Weld Nuts and more Floating Nut Retainers
I've just removed the grille from the '59 M100, which reminded me how much I hate those clip nut things. Welded nuts may be the answer.
and, hot dang, here's some Gripco Tab Weld Nuts and more Floating Nut Retainers
I've just removed the grille from the '59 M100, which reminded me how much I hate those clip nut things. Welded nuts may be the answer.
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Spaenaur Floating Nut Retainers
208-278 5/16-18
These are the same one's used in the classic truck article that I assume you saw. They only sell them in pkgs of 50 but in pulling my front end apart this week I can see an easy 20+ on the front end and another 15-20 on the rear fenders so I think a pkg of 50 will get used real quick. Also these should allow about 1/4" of adjustment over just welding as nut to the inner lip and this has a collar for alignment that should help as well. I just called them and they are $165 per 100 so half that for 50 but their is a minimum charge of $100 US or $25 Can. If you order from the states you will need to set up a buisness account and a UPS acount as well. This works fine for me but others might want to find another supplier if their is one.
Kevin
LFD Inc.
208-278 5/16-18
These are the same one's used in the classic truck article that I assume you saw. They only sell them in pkgs of 50 but in pulling my front end apart this week I can see an easy 20+ on the front end and another 15-20 on the rear fenders so I think a pkg of 50 will get used real quick. Also these should allow about 1/4" of adjustment over just welding as nut to the inner lip and this has a collar for alignment that should help as well. I just called them and they are $165 per 100 so half that for 50 but their is a minimum charge of $100 US or $25 Can. If you order from the states you will need to set up a buisness account and a UPS acount as well. This works fine for me but others might want to find another supplier if their is one.
Kevin
LFD Inc.
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This might be a better option $9 for a pkg of 10 Retainer nuts Same as above McMaster-Carr Part # 90955A115
Kevin
LFD Inc.
Kevin
LFD Inc.
