What kind of strength does cat bolts have?
Cat® Bolts are engineered to exceed SAE Grade 8 standards and ISO 10.9 strength specifications for longer wear life and improved reusability.
Where can I buy cat bolts for my car?
View local pricing and inventory as well as place orders online. Cat® Bolts are engineered to exceed SAE Grade 8 standards and ISO 10.9 strength specifications for longer wear life and improved reusability. We offer over 1,700 different bolt products with various grip lengths, thread sizes and finishes.
What is the new finish for Caterpillar bolts?
Bolts sizes M6 through M12 with the new Zinc Flake finish will be black. Bolts sizes M14 through M36 with the new Zinc Flake finish will be gray. Until stock of the current finish is depleted, you may receive either the current or new bolt color. Caterpillar is changing from Zinc Plating to a Zinc Flake finish for many bolts.
Can a worn universal joint cause transmission damage?
The worn universal joint is now causing damage to other components of the vehicle – including the transmission. Replacement of the universal joint by a professional mechanic is certainly in order at this point to prevent further damage.
What’s the best way to install cat bolts?
Clean all surfaces of rust, paint, nicks, and burrs. Install bolts first in the center and work out toward the edge. Tighten all bolts to the specified torque (see chart below for specifications). Set bolt heads firmly into the edge countersink using a heavy hammer. Safety glasses MUST be worn when striking bolt heads.
Why do you need cat bolts and nuts?
Our bolts and matching hardened washers and nuts form a matched system that produces consistently high clamp loads. You can trust Cat Hardware and Fasteners to help you build it, maintain it, or fix it – for most machine and workshop applications throughout the world.
Why are cat bolts made of zinc flake?
Many of our bolts have a Zinc Flake finish that provides improved corrosion resistance compared to a bolt with Zinc Plate coating. Our bolts and matching hardened washers and nuts form a matched system that produces consistently high clamp loads.