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I needed a number of larger size bolts
20 M16 x 140 grade 8.8 Galvanized
30 M10 x 150 grade 8.8 BZP
plus nuts, lockwashers washers etc.

Plus some assorted smaller BZP bolts & nyloc nuts.


Googling around the prices were awful unless you bought in boxes of 100.
Also local trade outlet quoted me £27 for the M16 bolts alone

I found PARKER Tools website ... and I found them SUPERB to deal with.


I had bought from local Parker depot, shovel, barrows etc. but not
much else.

In this case you can buy exactly the number of bolts, nuts etc you want
and you get the pro-rate 100 item price.
One set postage charge of £4.95 and all items delivered the next day.

Incl postage saved me over 50% compared to best local price .........

Well worth using if you have a need for large sizes or volume.

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In this case you can buy exactly the number of bolts, nuts etc you want
and you get the pro-rate 100 item price.
One set postage charge of £4.95 and all items delivered the next day.


Incl postage saved me over 50% compared to best local price .........


If I were having things posted, I'd not be comparing local prices, but
national.

And this reads like an advert.

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On Friday, July 26, 2013 1:19:01 PM UTC+1, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
And this reads like an advert.


It does a bit - but "Rick Hughes" sounded like a familiar name, and
indeed Google Groups shows lots of hits for that name in this group.

(I haven't checked the email address or sending IP address, so it
*could* be a camming spunt, but I don't think that's the way to bet.)
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On Friday, July 26, 2013 12:00:50 PM UTC+1, Rick Hughes wrote:

I found PARKER Tools website ... and I found them SUPERB to deal with.



Useful, noted, thanks.
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Dave .,.. I'm nothing to do with Parker, I did Google loads of National
suppliers .... Parker was best price by far.
When I mentioned local suppliers that was because I could collect and
save postage.
Only National ones who came close were selling in boxes of 100
Even Fleabay was much more expensive

Been an active member of this group since at least Mar 1996 ... I have
copies of multiple submissions at that date I made to Matthew Marks for
the FAQ at that time.


This is certainly not an advert ..... just thought it could be of use to
those on group.
Saved me a LOT of money and next day service.


On 26/07/2013 13:19, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
Rick Hughes wrote:
In this case you can buy exactly the number of bolts, nuts etc you want
and you get the pro-rate 100 item price.
One set postage charge of £4.95 and all items delivered the next day.


Incl postage saved me over 50% compared to best local price .........


If I were having things posted, I'd not be comparing local prices, but
national.

And this reads like an advert.







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On Fri, 26 Jul 2013 19:19:42 +0100, Rick Hughes wrote:


Dave .,.. I'm nothing to do with Parker, I did Google loads of National
suppliers .... Parker was best price by far.
When I mentioned local suppliers that was because I could collect and
save postage.
Only National ones who came close were selling in boxes of 100 Even
Fleabay was much more expensive

Been an active member of this group since at least Mar 1996 ... I have
copies of multiple submissions at that date I made to Matthew Marks for
the FAQ at that time.


This is certainly not an advert ..... just thought it could be of use to
those on group.
Saved me a LOT of money and next day service.


You didn't actually give a URL...just an email address. And I couldn't
find small items on the obvious website.

Do you have more information? And can you buy these things over the
counter? (I have a Parker Steel about 5 miles away).



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On 26/07/2013 19:22, Bob Eager wrote:
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You didn't actually give a URL...just an email address. And I couldn't
find small items on the obvious website.

Do you have more information? And can you buy these things over the
counter? (I have a Parker Steel about 5 miles away).


Here you go ...

http://www.parkertools.co.uk/

I have a Parker outlet not to far away ..but not sure if they stock the
bolts etc.
When I have been there been manual tools & safety kit
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