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Old 02-17-2004, 09:18 AM   #1 (permalink)
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T-nuts / C-nuts for Utilitrac.

I am talking to a machine shop now about designing some t-nuts for the Utilitrac, so that I can store a ramp for my dogs in the bed of the truck.

I am a little curious if anyone would be interested in some for their own projects. I need to get an idea of volume, to determine what costs will be.
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As soon as you get yours, please post pics so that we can all see exactly what you are talking about. I may be interested in some.
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I have not ordered any yet, we are trying to determine cost. To get and Idea of what I am talking about, those 4 blocks that are installed on the ends of the rails. They came with the tie down cleats. They are held on by a bolt and a nut. Those nuts are the "t-nuts or c-nuts".
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Nobody wants them?
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I'm interested. I think they'd be handy to have.
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I too would be interested depending on cost.
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I am talking to a machine shop now about designing some t-nuts for the Utilitrac, so that I can store a ramp for my dogs in the bed of the truck.

I am a little curious if anyone would be interested in some for their own projects. I need to get an idea of volume, to determine what costs will be.

Doghouse: Why are you making them custom? Are the tracks an odd size or something? Try Mcmaster carr and search for t nuts.

http://www.mcmaster.com/

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