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    SKU: SMA-120-814631 Heavy-Duty Zinc-Plated Hex Bolt for Agricultural Equipment Assembly


    Heavy-Duty Zinc-Plated Hex Bolt for Agricultural Equipment Assembly
    Purchase Heavy-Duty Zinc-Plated Hex Bolt for Agricultural Equipment Assembly
    • SKU: SMA-120-814631 Heavy-Duty Zinc-Plated Hex Bolt for Agricultural Equipment Assembly

    • $7.78

    • Minimum order quantity of 20

    Description

    When you're building, rebuilding, or repairing farm equipment, you need bolts that won't let you down. This 3/4" x 7" Grade 5 hex bolt is the kind of fastener that keeps implements attached and machinery running when the work gets tough. Whether you're mounting a new piece to your tractor or putting together a piece of custom equipment, this bolt gives you the strength and reliability your operation depends on.

    What You're Getting

    • Grade 5 steel construction that handles high-stress applications without stretching or breaking
    • Zinc-plated finish that fights off rust and corrosion season after season
    • UNC (coarse) thread pitch that threads easily and holds tight under vibration
    • 7-inch length perfect for thick mounting points and multiple plate assemblies
    • 3/4-inch diameter provides serious clamping force for heavy-duty connections

    Built for Real Farm Work

    This bolt size is commonly found on three-point hitch assemblies, loader brackets, cultivator frames, and other heavy implement connections where you need maximum holding power. It's also perfect for custom fabrication projects around the shop when you're building equipment modifications or repairs that need to stay put.

    Made to Last

    Grade 5 steel gives you about 25% more tensile strength than standard Grade 2 bolts, which means it can handle the constant stress and shock loads that come with field work. The zinc plating adds a protective barrier against moisture and chemicals, so these bolts keep their strength even in harsh conditions.

    Good to Know

    Always use a properly sized washer to distribute the load and protect painted surfaces. If you're replacing bolts on older equipment, take a close look at the threads to make sure they're clean and not damaged. A little anti-seize compound on the threads makes future removal much easier, especially on equipment that sees a lot of weather.



    This item is a suitable alternative for the following:
    120-814631, 50347