Product Details Contractor Grade - Crafted from extra-duty, all-welded steel, this drywall lift can hoist panels up to 4’ x 12’ in size and is designed to last a lifetime Hydraulic lift - Simple-to-operate, single hydraulic pedal pump with an extra-strong, braided-steel lifting cable; it includes a hy
12 NEW 5/8" course X 8" stainless steel hex head bolts, with 24 stainless flat washers and 10 stainless nuts, NO initials or engravings. please look at pictures and bid accordingly. you are bidding on only what is pictured.
For sale- QTY 25 1" USS Grade 8 Flat Washers. Washers are finished in a yellow zinc dichromate finish. Thru Hardened, very heavy duty.Can make deals on larger orders.If you have any questions please ask prior to purchasing.
For sale- QTY 25 7/8" USS Grade 8 Flat Washers. Washers are finished in a yellow zinc dichromate finish. Thru Hardened, very heavy duty.Can make deals on larger orders.If you have any questions please ask prior to purchasing.
For sale- QTY 50 3/4" USS Grade 8 Flat Washers. Washers are finished in a yellow zinc dichromate finish. Thru Hardened, very heavy duty.Can make deals on larger orders.If you have any questions please ask prior to purchasing.
Up for sale is a group of seven Shepherd casters. They are used and have scratches. Five are fine but two have bent bolts that might be able to get straightened.
For your consideration I have 20 sets of 1-1/2" ridged O-strut just like Unistrut. Items are new old stock, no rust but have some dust and age on them. Items are being sold as is.
You are bidding on close to 4 lbs of hex-head sheet metal screws, measuring 5/16 across the threads by 5/8 thread length. The hex heads take a 1/2" wrench. Not sure what these are for, maybe installing siding or HVAC equipment, they kinda-sorta resemble the bolts that were used to hold the fenders on 1960's era American automobiles.
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