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Old 06-06-2018, 08:39 PM
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Yeah. The one near my shop will allow this also but I know exactly what J-Mech was talking about. The one closer to my house will only sell in box QTY. I think the one near my shop allows it because its in an industrial area and does a lot more volume than the other one.
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Yeah. The one near my shop will allow this also but I know exactly what J-Mech was talking about. The one closer to my house will only sell in box QTY. I think the one near my shop allows it because its in an industrial area and does a lot more volume than the other one.
Yup sounds like the one by my work compared to the one by home. Though they will give me the same price as my work pays their stuff if I don't mention where I work it is highway robbery. I just got some 3/16 steel and 3/16 stainless rivets from them a couple of weeks ago and I bought the sealed package and wow they stuck it to me. I was at a very rural old school hardware store this past weekend that's known for their high prices and got the same steel ones from them for 1/3 of the price vs what I paid for the ones from Fastenal
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I just recently discovered bolts by the pound at TSC. I've restocked my bolt assortment bin!

As for the 1000 oil pan, on most of the QLs that I've worked on, one or more of the bolt holes are stripped. I've made it a habit of just putting helicoils in all of them. I got a kit with the proper drill bit and tap and just do them all. No more worries about stripping them out and you can torque them properly.
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I have been getting bolts from the local Caterpillar dealer. The heads on CAT bolts seem to be a little ticker than normal, and sockets fit well on them.
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I have been getting bolts from the local Caterpillar dealer. The heads on CAT bolts seem to be a little ticker than normal, and sockets fit well on them.
Lawson bolts are the same way with the thicker heads, better to assure a good wrench/socket grip
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