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Where can I purchase #10 x 4.5" S.S. flat head machine screws for my handrails.
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some of the very large Ace Hardware stores stock them, but perhaps in 5 or 6 in. and you may have to cut them down. Put a couple of nuts on, cut, and take the nuts off to clean the cut. I forget ... is that the original size? I replaced with one size larger figuring if they broke once ... they were underspec'd.
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threaded rod works really well that way you can cut to lenght I agree that the size is a bit small 1/4-20 threaded rod addresses the problem
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roger, roger go 1/4 ... but wait I replaced the top handrails with SS and they were 1/4 studs. but then to put the handholds back on the inside I used 1/4. I didn't think the top wooden handrails where great to be stepped on a lot. but if you have a 200lber hanging on the handrail below ... that too is a lot of strain.
the screws broke on both boats ... I think what happens is we decide to reef in a bit of boat motion and the big heavy guys go up on deck to help out using the rails for foot support and when you have a 200+lb-er dead on the hand [foot] rail ... with just a tiny bit of erosion they break. or in any case they break the seal and allow water to get into the deck.
somewhere there is another thread on this.
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Thanks for the help. The only place that I could find that carried that specific type was fastenal.
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