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looking for rare metric bolts
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bearthebruce
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I think that McMaster-Carr has M14-1.5mm pitch - x 70mm long bolts: McMaster-Carr
Price is $17.50/10. Don't think you can buy 1...
Price is $17.50/10. Don't think you can buy 1...
Oaktree
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Not a lot of enthusiasm among the American public for it, especially when it came to weights or measurements (ie-mileage). Then again, with so much being manufactured overseas try to find a product made in the last 35 years or so that doesn't have metric fasteners.
MikeFarm
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There are only three countries in the world that are not using SI units, Liberia, Myanmar and the US 
Egon
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Jimmy Carter is very intelligent. He was also proficient in science.
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LouNY
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And this from someone that used to use an imperial gallon and think it was correct.
Egon
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At one time Imperial gallons were being used. Fortunately, the Metric system was introduced.
LouNY
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In your opinion not in mine, you are entitled to yours, I'm entitled to mine.
And then I know mine is correct
All others are wrong
WranglerX
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Back to problem at hand... IF all the available 14mm bolts are 1.50mm thread pitch it would seem to me there is a error in measuring thread pitch of exiting bolts.... What are you using to measure thread pitch....
dodge man
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Earlier I said I got a bolt from the dealer, it was actually a nut. It’s shown in the left side of the picture below. It’s for the front of the mower deck and is metric. At our local farm store I took a nut with me, it would thread onto an English bolt so I bought the nut for it. The English nut would not thread onto the bracket, just different enough. The dealer had the correct one, for something like $4.
