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SKU: BBM-013-0054-00 1/4-20 Cage Nut for Tractor Electrical Panel and Equipment Mounting


1/4-20 Cage Nut for Tractor Electrical Panel and Equipment Mounting
Purchase 1/4-20 Cage Nut for Tractor Electrical Panel and Equipment Mounting
  • SKU: BBM-013-0054-00 1/4-20 Cage Nut for Tractor Electrical Panel and Equipment Mounting

  • $1.10

Description

Every farmer knows that loose electrical panels, control boxes, or equipment covers can turn into real headaches when you're trying to get work done. This cage nut is the little helper that keeps everything secure where it belongs. When you need to mount panels or covers that get removed regularly for maintenance, cage nuts make the job simple—no hunting for dropped nuts or struggling to align threads in tight spaces.

What You're Getting

  • Spring-loaded cage design holds the nut in position, even when the bolt is removed
  • Standard 1/4-20 threading fits most common agricultural electrical and equipment panels
  • Zinc-plated steel construction resists corrosion in farm environments
  • No-drop design means you won't lose the nut when doing maintenance or repairs
  • Easy installation—just push into the mounting hole until it clips in place

Built for Real Farm Work

These cage nuts are commonly found on tractor control panels, electrical boxes, air conditioning units, and equipment housings throughout agricultural machinery. You'll find them on everything from cab electrical panels to hydraulic control boxes. They're especially handy when you need to access wiring or components regularly for maintenance or troubleshooting.

Made to Last

The spring steel cage keeps its grip season after season, while the zinc plating protects against moisture and corrosion. This isn't flimsy hardware—it's built to handle the constant removal and installation that comes with maintaining farm equipment.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward—just line up the cage nut with the mounting hole and push until it snaps into place. The spring tabs will hold it secure from behind the panel. When you thread in a 1/4-20 bolt, the nut stays put and won't spin, making reassembly much easier than trying to juggle loose nuts in cramped spaces.