R REDCRO_REDNECK 1/2 ton status Joined Apr 7, 2005 Posts 241 Reaction score 0 Location mo Jan 31, 2008 #21 Most bolts produced today are rolled thread not cut like years ago. The shoulder on a rolled bolt is smaller than the major dia. of the threads.
Most bolts produced today are rolled thread not cut like years ago. The shoulder on a rolled bolt is smaller than the major dia. of the threads.
DavidB 1/2 ton status Joined Oct 8, 2001 Posts 2,619 Reaction score 4 Location El Centro, CA Jan 31, 2008 #22 REDCRO_REDNECK said: Most bolts produced today are rolled thread not cut like years ago. The shoulder on a rolled bolt is smaller than the major dia. of the threads. Click to expand... Not in the bolts we sell here.
REDCRO_REDNECK said: Most bolts produced today are rolled thread not cut like years ago. The shoulder on a rolled bolt is smaller than the major dia. of the threads. Click to expand... Not in the bolts we sell here.
sandawgk5 3/4 ton status Joined Oct 28, 2003 Posts 6,879 Reaction score 2 Location Kitsap County PACNORWEST Jan 31, 2008 #23 REDCRO_REDNECK said: Most bolts produced today are rolled thread not cut like years ago. The shoulder on a rolled bolt is smaller than the major dia. of the threads. Click to expand... Actually they are the same size. If not the bolt blanks would have a step down forged into them where the threaded portion stops and the shank begins. Dik
REDCRO_REDNECK said: Most bolts produced today are rolled thread not cut like years ago. The shoulder on a rolled bolt is smaller than the major dia. of the threads. Click to expand... Actually they are the same size. If not the bolt blanks would have a step down forged into them where the threaded portion stops and the shank begins. Dik