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Oztourer
27th December 2017, 08:17 PM
Hi Folks, I purchased these bolts from an online 4wd parts store down in Victoria. They were advertised as Warn Winch Mount bolts. I thought I read somewhere that Warn specifies the mount bolts to be high tensile 8.8 or better. My understanding is that HT bolts have identification markings on the head. These bolts only have the letters H E C. I assume this means these are not HT's. would I be correct in this?
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Homestar
27th December 2017, 08:32 PM
The 6 equally spaced lines in the head show they are a grade 8 HT bolt. HFC I think means Hex head, fully threaded course - which your bolts appear to be.
Will be fine for the intended application. 👍😊
bee utey
27th December 2017, 08:34 PM
They are SAE or imperial HT bolt markings and equivalent to metric grade 10.9 approx.
pop058
27th December 2017, 08:35 PM
Without dragging my little black book out, the 6 radiating lines indicate an imperial grade 8 bolt IIRC.
Oztourer
27th December 2017, 08:57 PM
I've learnt something new today. Thanks for the replies. Now I can continue with the install. 👍
DeanoH
28th December 2017, 11:56 AM
Bolt Strength Grades and Head Markings. | NHTB (https://www.hi-tensilebolt.com.au/bolt-strength-grades-and-head-markings/)
Deano :)
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