Oh, and the washers, too. It’s like a hardware store in a box, or your grandfather’s collection of spare stuff, but carefully organized instead of dumped in old jelly jars. Our each is an SAE 330-piece collection of (110) bolts in assorted sizes (from 6-40 to 1/4-20) and threads, with the same number of matching nuts and flat washers, all sorted in a plastic case with a chart to identify them so you don’t have to empty all those jars.

For bundling and identifying cables. Our each is a 10-pack of 7" long hook-and-loop tape, (2) each in red, green, black, blue, and yellow. For the superorganized, each strap has a small violet, scarlet, lime, gray, or orange loop tab on the end for attaching the bundle to something and further color-coding it.

Staggeringly useful hook-and-loop fastener tape for do-it-yourself fastening and hanging needs. And trust us, the more you buy, the more uses you'll find. You get (2) strips (yes, one with hooks and one with loops) in black with a peel-and-stick self adhesive back, measuring 1m long x 20mm wide, which in English is approx 39" long x 11/16" wide.

Quick Links from Stanley® are zinc-plated steel chain links that can be slipped over existing, welded links and tightened with a thumb-nut. Measure 1-7/8" x 1/2" inside, and open to just over 1/4”. Rated for moving loads of 770 lbs, or a stationary load of 1500 lbs.

Nominal 1/2" actually 5/8" long cotter pins, 1/32" dia. That's all, but that's enough!!

Clamp those hoses. Try this package of (4) steel hose clamps, all at 1/2” wide, but in diameters of 1-1/2” to 2-1/4”; 1-13/16" to 2-3/4"; 2-9/16" to 3-1/2", and 3-9/16" to 4-1/2". You’ll get (2) sets of (4).

because they really hang on. When you need something a bunch stronger than hook-and-loop fasteners, try these self-adhesive and self-mating glass-filled nylon Shafts. Call them hook-and-hook fasteners; they’re a lot like the ones that hold your EZ Pay Pass Toll thingy to your windshield.

That would be us. Nuts from America? That would be these made-in-the-USA locking nuts, 1-1/16" hex with an 11/16" - 12 thread, and just under 7/16" thick.

Buncha studs. You get (10) steel automotive wheel studs, 1-7/8" long over all, with 1" of 15/32" threaded, then 11/16" of 5/8" dia, 5/16" of which is serrated, and finally a 13/16" head marked 372 ABN 10.9.

Made for nailing major cables to outside walls, these Gardner Bender "Service Entrance Cable Staples/Straps" are stabilized against UV and extreme cold so they won't rust, crack or deteriorate. You'll get (3) packs, at least (2) different, in packs of (4) or (5) staples in approx 5/8" to 7/8" horseshoe or U-shapes, all with zinc-plated nails.