YM2010 Fender Bolts, nuts and Washers

ufengineer · Nov 17, 2015

Anyone know where I can get fender bolts, nuts and Washers for a yanmar 2010. I checked hoye and fredricks with no luck.

clemsonfor · Nov 17, 2015

is it just the U bolt you need? Washers are washers and can be had anywhere and same with nuts. If all you need is U bolts you can get them at a fastner house or maybe TSC or somewhere else, you can cut them to the length you need if its not a stock length. Since you putting them on there new you can go with whatever thread you want. A place that sells trailer parts might have them..not sure of the size of it but it may match the U bolt size for a large trailer axle or maybe even a truck axle off a full size

ufengineer · Nov 17, 2015

The bolts are like threaded rod that screw into the axial. I could use a piece of threaded rod but would rather have a smooth spot in the center where the bushing and fender ride.

winston1 · Nov 18, 2015

For what is is worth the part number is 194312-62270. Also shows them to be an M10. As Clemsonfor has suggested, you might buy some M10 bolts, maybe put a spacer on where the original smooth part was.

Here is a sack full on the rubber bushings. Might inquire from them about the bolts. YA8007 Rubber Fender Cushion---Quantity of 5---Replaces 194145-62260

ufengineer · Nov 18, 2015

I need to verify the size but this might do it.

Double-End Threaded Steel Stud, M10x1.5 THR by Te-Co | Zoro.com

ufengineer · Nov 18, 2015

Double post

normde2001 · Nov 18, 2015

If you are talking about U-bolts, almost everyone except your local grocery store has them.

ufengineer · Nov 18, 2015

Norm..nope.

clemsonfor · Nov 19, 2015

still a double studd like you linked to is not that off the wall of a part or you can do like winston said and just use threaded rod like winston said and if the threads bother you that much you can grind them smooth or you can use a spacer like he is talking about.

Many solutions here to this simple problem. Why cant you just use a bolt and go through it instead of a double threaded rod???

ufengineer · Nov 19, 2015

Clem, I would rather buy a 2 dollar bolt, nut and washer than fabricate one. But none the less, I'll work something up to replace the rusted ones.
I'm asking everyone so I can make an informed decision.