AUVECO 9689 3/8"-SAE X 3/8"-USS X 2-3/4" STUDS
3/8" X 2-3/4" GRADE 8" CYLINDER HEAD & MANIFOLD STUDS
Grade/Class: 8
Material: Medium Carbon Heat Treated Alloy Steel
Overall Length: 2-3/4 in.
Thread 1: 3/8 in.-24 SAE
Thread 1 Length: 1 in.
Thread 2: 3/8 in.-16 USS
Thread 2 Length: 3/4 in.
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3/8" X 2-3/4" GRADE 8" CYLINDER HEAD & MANIFOLD STUDS
Grade/Class: 8
Material: Medium Carbon Heat Treated Alloy Steel
Overall Length: 2-3/4 in.
Thread 1: 3/8 in.-24 SAE
Thread 1 Length: 1 in.
Thread 2: 3/8 in.-16 USS
Thread 2 Length: 3/4 in.
Browning® Classical Gripbelt® 1042225 AK Series Type 3 Single Groove Sheave, Split Taper Bore, 3/8 to 1-1/2 in Dia Bore, 6-3/4 in OD, 6.7 in (A)/6.16 in (3L) Dia Pitch, 3/4 in W Face
PIX V-BELT, 3-VX-710/03 COGGED, 3/8" X71" OC INDUSTRIAL BELT, 3 RIBS
3V SECTION BANDED, DURABLE CONSTRUCTION: CRAFTED FROM HIGH-STRENGTH POLYESTER CORD. VERSATILE USE; FINISHED IN BLACK AND ENGINEERED FOR CONSISTENT POWER TRANSMISSION IN A VARIETY OF HEAVY DUTY-SYSTEMS
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BBI 763132 Passivated Finished Hex Nut, 9/16-12, Stainless Steel, 316 ASTM F594 Material Grade
BBI 763132 Passivated Finished Hex Nut, 9/16-12, Stainless Steel, 316 ASTM F594 Material Grade
GP® 3031MD Deep Length Socket, 3/4 in, 31 mm Hex Socket, 6 Points
Milwaukee® Tapcon™ 48-20-7091 2-Cutter Rotary Hammer Drill Bit With 1/4 in Hex Shoulder, 5/32 in Drill Bit, 1/4 in SDS Shank, 4 in D Cutting, Carbide Cutting Edge, 7 in OAL
The Milwaukee® SDS Plus bits with 1/4 in. hex are designed specifically for TAPCON® screw applications. Built to take on brick, block, and concrete Milwaukee SDS Plus Bits feature 2-cutter geometry for fast drilling and debris removal. The patented, reinforced flute design increases impact resistance and transfers energy directly to the bit tip. Patented rebar chamfers withstand impact from rebar and hard aggregate, and reduce Carbide chipping. To be used with drive sleeve available in the SDS Plus TAPCON® installation kit (48-20-7497). TAPCON® is a registered trademark of Illinois tool works Inc.
