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Lag Bolts 120-130

posted by  RepairmanJackal on  Sat Apr 28 12:21 CST 2007
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Shayne, the bolts you are describing are called "Lag Bolts" Carriage Bolts are the type with the smooth convex head and the squarish bit under the head. I picked up a set of lag bolts (as you described) for use in a couple spots where I'm missing my original bolts. They look pretty nice and work well.

I've procured nearly all of my Amazon's new hardware in stainless Hillman Fasteners from my local True Value and "DoIt" stores. I've bought so many bolts and washers from one place in particular, I'm considering asking them for a window sticker for my Amazon.






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