Rear remote studs- Where to find?

[OldTrix]

I'm adding a second rear remote to my Mahindra 2665, and I will need longer studs to accommodate the two valves. It's an M10-1.25 stud, and I'm looking for a 195-200mm stud to fit. So far, McMaster, Graingers, Fastener mart have all been fails. Does anyone know a source for long metric studs?

 

[ptsg]

If all else fails, you can always use all threaded rod.

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[OldTrix]

yeah, saw that, was hoping to avoid threaded rod. Looking at 195mm bolts now, don't really need a double-ended stud to hold down the stack.

 

[OldTrix]

I found a couple places that sell a M10-1.25 x 195mm bolt, one on ebay the other online place called hammerhead racing. Wait and see what I get. McMaster and Grainger, were surprisingly useless, as were most online metric bolt shops, along with my loca. hardware store, auto parts store, and even the old Mahindra tractor dealership.

 

[5030]

Any imported tractor dealer will do, not just your brand.

 

[OldTrix]

I'll have to hit up the Kubota dealer next time I'm over in NH. My local tractor dealer truly sucks. Couldn't be bothered to even look...

 

[ptsg]

After a quick search, I found these bolts: (2) OEM Arctic Cat 1623-718 M10x1.25x200 PT HFH CL10.9 Y&Z Snowmobile Ski Bolt | eBay

Not sure it helps. Maybe going with that part number from Arctic Cat.

EDIT: They have a 190 mm long as well. This one have no cross hole drilled at the end. (2) OEM Arctic Cat 0423-451 M10x1.25x190 PT HFH CL10.9 Y&Z Snowmobile Cap Screw | eBay

 

[Too many Kubotas]

You could get a longer bolt, cut the head off and pick a die of your liking (within reason) to create the missing thread.

 

[nyone]

What about a 200mm bolt and cut some off? Theres plenty of ways to do this and not need the specific bolt length.

 

[OldTrix]

The bolts I purchased at Hammerhead were some sort of snowmobile track bolt. Should work. I was hoping to find a hardened stud, similar to what I removed. Given the commonality of these tractors and rear remotes, I was surprised at the scarcity of viable parts. TYM/Mahindra/Kioti/JD, et al have to be buying them from someone...

 

[WranglerX]

Maybe here...... Bell Metric... If you want metric bolts, nuts, washers, etc: go to a metric supplier.....

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More specific....

M10 Full Thread Stud DIN 976, Class 8.8 Steel

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[OldTrix]

wrong thread- I need M10-1.25, not 1.5

 

[WranglerX]

Well instead of "stud" try threaded rod....

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[Shenandoah MF1760]

I'm adding a second rear remote to my Mahindra 2665, and I will need longer studs to accommodate the two valves. It's an M10-1.25 stud, and I'm looking for a 195-200mm stud to fit. So far, McMaster, Graingers, Fastener mart have all been fails. Does anyone know a source for long metric studs?

Not a stud, but this may be a source for the future if you're not happy with what you've found.

 

[OldTrix]

yeah, I found plenty of Ti bolts, for around $30/ea... nope.

I have a set of chinesium bolts as well as the set from hammerhead enroute. Will just have to remove the toolbox to set everything in place with the greater height/length of bolts.

 

[Shenandoah MF1760]

yeah, I found plenty of Ti bolts, for around $30/ea... nope.

I have a set of chinesium bolts as well as the set from hammerhead enroute. Will just have to remove the toolbox to set everything in place with the greater height/length of bolts.

I found a number of Chinese sources, but I'm loath to send anyone to them. I have worked for a Chinese company and they'll try to get away with anything they can. This is freely admitted to by the Chinese nationals I've worked with. I wouldn't trust a grade 8 bolt of theirs to be anywhere close to grade.

 

[OldTrix]

agreed, I also avoid them for the same reasons. Most of it is crap.