Metric nut bot screw assortment

[coppermouse]

Can someone direct me to the best one? I work mostly on quads and cars.
Or if someone could suggest the sizes mostly used I can make my own.
Just made a trip to town for a stupid alternator bolt

 

[nolatoolguy]

I am not sure what he has but I know Alex71 sells bolts I dont know about complete kits but ide talk to him.


Also if he doesnt, look into something like this. http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200324972_200324972


Also, its never bad to have a small assortmant of cotter pins, o rings, hose clamps, an grease fittings. The sizes all depend on what you work with. Also are your quads an cars all metric or sae or both. Over the years we have bins of mixed bolts that are left over or from machines we got rid of. If a attachment is totally shot we take the bolts out and scrap it or rebuild it. When we were taking a section of a barn down we were able to salvage about 150 eight inch lag bolts. When I stop by the farm store I always check the clearence area for extra nuts, bolts, washters, hose clamps etc. If its 50% off or so and something i see myself using ile get it an keep it for when its needed.

 

[nexum1919]

boldepot has a realistic metric set assorment 6-10mm including various lengths, and lock washers. they are 8.8 grade, which is suitable for most underhood fasteners.
http://www.boltdepot.com/dimension.aspx?cc=31&cs=116&cm=45

for seats, seatbelts, steering coloumns, suspension, brakes and drivetrain you'll need higher strength than 8.8. I have ordered many times from boltdepot, they ship fast and well packed and 100% accurate.
The best place to order high strength bolts and washers for various pullers

 

[mikeyr]

And don't forget the BSF / Witworth metric bolts/nuts.

 

[oldtractors]

You will need JIS (Japanese Industrial Standard) for the bike and ISO metric for the car. Different head sizes, but you already knew that.