What are these called.

Mike(NEOhio)

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Location
Newbury, Ohio
I need a few for another project. What's the proper name? Didn't see any on McMaster-Carr.
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Dont know what you call them, but they look a lot like battery box retaining bolts used on 4 digit Olivers. I just make my own from a pc of round bar.
 
J-hook I think I’ve seen battery mounts referred to as

If you need those specifically and don’t know where to get your best bet is like suggested above make your own heat it up beat the end flat reheat and bend
 
Thanks to all. Those are from my Ford 2000. I got to McMaster Carr but couldn't find them in the catalog. Have to look again. They're a great company. I have their Aurora Oh warehouse less than 20 miles from me. I can call an order in and pick it up at the will call counter within three hours.
 
Yep and its awesome. I can be standing on the deck of a ship needing some hardware, log in with my smartphone, search and ordered. 🤘 🤘
Great company! When I order stuff shows up THE NEXT DAY. Catalogs are getting harder and harder to get, they are going on line more and more. I agree, lots of knowledge available by reading the catalog. Same on line I guess, but I like a real catalog. Have several but they are old now. Some of the part nos. have changed so I always check the part on line before ordering. Know what you want by part no. before calling.
 
Great company! When I order stuff shows up THE NEXT DAY. Catalogs are getting harder and harder to get, they are going on line more and more. I agree, lots of knowledge available by reading the catalog. Same on line I guess, but I like a real catalog. Have several but they are old now. Some of the part nos. have changed so I always check the part on line before ordering. Know what you want by part no. before calling.
I find their online catalog very easy to use by the way they list sizes. I see a lot of catalogs that have an individual square and small picture for each item but they aren't in any order and I have to go page by page to find what I want.
 
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