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SVcummins

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• Dec 18, 2020

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And where can I get a 3/4 inch nut with a 3/4 stud sticking out one end ?

 

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Bob Bancroft

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Aurora NY

• Dec 18, 2020

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I don't know. How about making one with a deep nut and a piece of bolt?

 

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SVcummins

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• Dec 18, 2020

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Bob that’s what I’m thinking . McMaster has what I want but only go as big as 5:16

 

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SVcummins

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• Dec 18, 2020

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Coupling nut

 

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lee little

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• Dec 18, 2020

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SV I don't use Fastenal a lot but so far they have always been able to come up with everything like that I have needed that I couldn't find elsewhere.

 

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Tslinger

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• Dec 18, 2020

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Coupling Nut, plus a Stud, and then Retaining Compound if you want them to stay together as a unit.

 

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4520BW

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• Dec 18, 2020

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try a plumbing or electrical supply house. We use those at work to join all thread when hanging pipe and conduit.

 

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charlie n

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• Dec 18, 2020

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Found this. The stud's 3/4 but the nuts 1".
https://www.boltdepot.com/Product-Details.aspx?product=23800

 

UncleTom

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• Dec 18, 2020

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I think you have a Bomgars there. I know our Bomgars has them but i dont know about 3/4".

 

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caterpillar guy

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• Dec 18, 2020

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Just weld 2 nuts together with them on one set of threads. Let them run together but not more than touching. Then they will not warp on the threads. Done it many times that way. Do tack it first.

 

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Jim.ME

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central ME

• Dec 18, 2020

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Depending on what you are using them for, you may want to get coupling nuts from McMaster, Grainger's, or other supplier where you can specify grade 5 or 8 coupling nuts. Most hardware store coupling nuts are only grade 2 (or less), and can fail in critical applications.

 

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Steve@Advance

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• Dec 18, 2020

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I would call it a hex head set screw.

Mcmaster has them in square head 3/4", but metric only in hex head.
Square Head Setscrews

 

BarnyardEngineering

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Rochester, NY

• Dec 18, 2020

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(quoted from post at 02:17:58 12/18/20) And where can I get a 3/4 inch nut with a 3/4 stud sticking out one end ?

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Wouldn't that be a bolt? Am I missing something?

 

rustred

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• Dec 18, 2020

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are you referring to an alignment dowel pin.? threads on the stud or smooth?

 

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SVcummins

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• Dec 18, 2020

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SVcummins

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• Dec 18, 2020

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I’ve made them that way to but I like the solis ones better

 

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SVcummins

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• Dec 18, 2020

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SVcummins

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• Dec 18, 2020

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That seems like the best option

 

jaoneill

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• Dec 18, 2020

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Seems I remember my '47 JD A had 4 of those in 5/8" on each rear axle housing. Always assumed they were for cultivator brackets or some such attachment.
Jim

 

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Centerplate

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Green County Wi

• Dec 18, 2020

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Like this?

https://www.mscdirect.com/product/details/67738880?fromRR=Y

 

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SVcummins

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• Dec 18, 2020

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I seem that I will order them from McMaster when I do

 

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SVcummins

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• Dec 18, 2020

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Imagine a bolt with a nut welded to the head

 

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SVcummins

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• Dec 18, 2020

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I couldn’t get it to come up

 

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SVcummins

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• Dec 18, 2020

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I’ll have to check there site