dumb question

[Anonymous-0]

I would like to replace the front wheel bolts in a few tractors but I cannot seem to find any through a wholesaler because I do not know the name of them. I know they are 9/16x18 1 3/32 long but what are they called. I need about 48 of them.

 

[Kentb of SWMO]

Most front wheel bolts for tractors ARE NOT a standard hardware item. You need to go the the tractor dealer to get the correct bolts.

Kent

 

[Coloken]

He wants a name.
Would it be lug bolt?

 

[Fudpucker]

I got mine at Napa. they had them in stock. If you've got one take it with you.

 

[Wilson]

cheaper if you google baum iron or hydraulics inc in omaha

 

[MarkB_MI]

You might get a more useful reply if you specified the make and model of tractor.

I know that the front lug bolts for an hundred series Ford is a factory-only item, which is to say they are available but outrageously expensive.

 

[Anonymous-0]

They are lug bolts, hex head, typically tapered. Any tractor dealer should be able to have them or get them for you. At least you know what size you need- big advantage for the parts guy.

 

[jose bagge]

They're called lug bolts, and Dorman has a complete supply shown in their lug nut/stud/bolt catelogue. NAPA and others carries their products.

 

[John S-B]

Farmall letter series can use stock grade 8 bolts.