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coach bolt
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coach bolt
n
(Engineering / Mechanical Engineering) a large round-headed bolt used esp to secure wood to masonry Also called (chiefly US and Canadian) carriage bolt
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Tools: Shovel/spade Pick Socket set Adjustable spanner Saw Paint brush Timber props Drill/driver Drill bits Materials: Coach bolts Concrete fence post spur Wood preservative Post mix
Repairing a rotten timber fence post; step by step guide to... DIY ... by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
The Community Safety Team advises that shed owners check the shed is in a good condition, strengthen shed doors and surrounding frame and use coach bolts on outside hinges.
Shed owners in safety reminder by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Police have issued the following advice to help prevent garage and shed burglaries: Property mark items where possible; Use two quality padlocks; Replace standard hinges with strap hinges secured with coach bolts or non-return screws; Lock the side or back gate.
Protect the treasure in your garden by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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