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    SKU: SMA-120-84012 3/4 Inch Hex Nut - Zinc Plated Grade 2


    3/4 Inch Hex Nut - Zinc Plated Grade 2
    Purchase 3/4 Inch Hex Nut - Zinc Plated Grade 2
    • SKU: SMA-120-84012 3/4 Inch Hex Nut - Zinc Plated Grade 2

    • $0.64

    • Minimum order quantity of 20

    Description

    When you're working on your tractor or implement and need a reliable fastener that won't let you down, this 3/4 inch hex nut gets the job done. Whether you're replacing a stripped nut on your loader bracket, securing a three-point attachment, or fixing that loose bolt on your cultivator, having the right size nut on hand saves you a trip to town when there's work to be done.

    What You're Getting

    • Zinc plating resists rust and corrosion, even in wet field conditions
    • Grade 2 steel provides solid strength for most farm applications
    • UNC thread pitch matches standard 3/4 inch bolts - no guessing on compatibility
    • Standard hex design works with any 1-1/8 inch socket or wrench
    • Quality construction that threads on smoothly without cross-threading

    Built for Real Farm Work

    This size nut is commonly found on everything from compact utility tractors to larger field machines. You'll see them holding together loader frames, securing PTO shields, mounting implements to toolbars, and in dozens of other spots where a solid, medium-duty fastener is needed. If you're working on older equipment, keeping a few of these in your parts bin means less downtime when something needs attention.

    Made to Last

    The zinc coating helps this nut stand up to moisture, salt, and the general abuse that comes with farm work. Grade 2 steel provides plenty of strength for most applications without being overly hard or brittle. These nuts thread easily onto bolts and hold their grip through vibration and temperature changes.

    Good to Know

    Make sure you're using the right thread pitch - this is UNC (coarse thread), which is the most common. If you're not sure, try threading it on by hand first. A properly matched nut should spin on easily for the first few turns. When tightening, don't over-torque - Grade 2 steel has its limits, and you're better off with a nut that holds securely than one that's stressed to the breaking point.



    This item is a suitable alternative for the following:
    120-84012, N3410, SN106