Help identifying Attitude ramp door bolt

Try fastenall.

Look up self clinching captive fasteners

You need a Torx barrel nut, and bolt. The washer may be a separate part, mine was. You can find them at someplace like Fastenal or Graingers.

McMaster-Carr would be another source.

fj12ryder wrote:
You need a Torx barrel nut, and bolt. The washer may be a separate part, mine was. You can find them at someplace like Fastenal or Graingers.

This seems to me to be your best solution, I don't know off hand what the thread sizes are for Tork screws so while there are a lot of substitutes for your nut, it's hard to say which supplier to send you to. There are a wide variety of T nuts and hex bolts but you would need to search further to find one that is acceptable.

Yeah, that's the good thing about Fastenal or Graingers: you can take the old nut and bolt in and compare the parts.

I've heard that style nut called a "Truss" nut too.

I noticed that the Administrator/Moderator edited my post and removed one letter and substituted "h" for "s", I have been around for a long time and I still use old names for a few things like "-ex" bolts and Cotter Keys. I'm sorry, that's what I was taught.

To clear up what I said and why, use this link

D.E.Bishop wrote:
I noticed that the Administrator/Moderator edited my post and removed one letter and substituted "h" for "s", I have been around for a long time and I still use old names for a few things like "-ex" bolts and Cotter Keys. I'm sorry, that's what I was taught.

To clear up what I said and why, use this link

Dont be sorry. Its PC stuff like this as to why America has lost its way.

akcooper9 wrote:
Dont be sorry. Its PC stuff like this as to why America has lost its way.

Seriously?