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After doing some cleaning over the weekend, I found these left to us from the prior owner of my home. I've never come across these before, but they look to be lag screws within some sort of hangar or mount. Can't say I've ever seen these during a trip to the hardware store, nor can I find any location in my home where they're actually in use. Frankly, I'm baffled.
What are these, and more importantly what are they used for?
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After doing some cleaning over the weekend, I found these left to us from the prior owner of my home. I've never come across these before, but they look to be lag screws within some sort of hangar or mount. Can't say I've ever seen these during a trip to the hardware store, nor can I find any location in my home where they're actually in use. Frankly, I'm baffled.
What are these, and more importantly what are they used for?
hardware
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Probably some proprietary part to some product. Could be shipping braces.
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After doing some cleaning over the weekend, I found these left to us from the prior owner of my home. I've never come across these before, but they look to be lag screws within some sort of hangar or mount. Can't say I've ever seen these during a trip to the hardware store, nor can I find any location in my home where they're actually in use. Frankly, I'm baffled.
What are these, and more importantly what are they used for?
hardware
asked 2 hours ago
John Eisbrener
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After doing some cleaning over the weekend, I found these left to us from the prior owner of my home. I've never come across these before, but they look to be lag screws within some sort of hangar or mount. Can't say I've ever seen these during a trip to the hardware store, nor can I find any location in my home where they're actually in use. Frankly, I'm baffled.
What are these, and more importantly what are they used for?
hardware
hardware
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John Eisbrener
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Probably some proprietary part to some product. Could be shipping braces.
– isherwood
2 hours ago
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Probably some proprietary part to some product. Could be shipping braces.
– isherwood
2 hours ago
Probably some proprietary part to some product. Could be shipping braces.
– isherwood
2 hours ago
Probably some proprietary part to some product. Could be shipping braces.
– isherwood
2 hours ago
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Possibly Appliance shipping locks. Probably for a washer or dryer. Keeps the vulnerable internal parts from banging around during shipment (for instance, the washer drum).
Usually are just thrown away after installation.
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MarkL
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That would play well with the fact that they were left for me by the prior owners along with all sorts of random stuff which turned out to be junk. Thanks for the answer!
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
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up vote
4
down vote
accepted
Possibly Appliance shipping locks. Probably for a washer or dryer. Keeps the vulnerable internal parts from banging around during shipment (for instance, the washer drum).
Usually are just thrown away after installation.
answered 2 hours ago
MarkL
25224
That would play well with the fact that they were left for me by the prior owners along with all sorts of random stuff which turned out to be junk. Thanks for the answer!
– John Eisbrener
2 hours ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
Possibly Appliance shipping locks. Probably for a washer or dryer. Keeps the vulnerable internal parts from banging around during shipment (for instance, the washer drum).
Usually are just thrown away after installation.
answered 2 hours ago
MarkL
25224
That would play well with the fact that they were left for me by the prior owners along with all sorts of random stuff which turned out to be junk. Thanks for the answer!
– John Eisbrener
2 hours ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
Possibly Appliance shipping locks. Probably for a washer or dryer. Keeps the vulnerable internal parts from banging around during shipment (for instance, the washer drum).
Usually are just thrown away after installation.
answered 2 hours ago
MarkL
25224
Possibly Appliance shipping locks. Probably for a washer or dryer. Keeps the vulnerable internal parts from banging around during shipment (for instance, the washer drum).
Usually are just thrown away after installation.
answered 2 hours ago
MarkL
25224
answered 2 hours ago
MarkL
25224
answered 2 hours ago
MarkL
25224
answered 2 hours ago
MarkL
25224
25224
That would play well with the fact that they were left for me by the prior owners along with all sorts of random stuff which turned out to be junk. Thanks for the answer!
– John Eisbrener
2 hours ago
add a comment |Â
That would play well with the fact that they were left for me by the prior owners along with all sorts of random stuff which turned out to be junk. Thanks for the answer!
– John Eisbrener
2 hours ago
That would play well with the fact that they were left for me by the prior owners along with all sorts of random stuff which turned out to be junk. Thanks for the answer!
– John Eisbrener
2 hours ago
That would play well with the fact that they were left for me by the prior owners along with all sorts of random stuff which turned out to be junk. Thanks for the answer!
– John Eisbrener
2 hours ago
add a comment |Â
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Probably some proprietary part to some product. Could be shipping braces.
– isherwood
2 hours ago