I've lost all of the nuts and bolts for my crosstrainer and need to get some to fix it as it has a few missing. Where can I find some?

The number of different sizes is confusing and it is important to measure carefully in order to order the right ones.

Few people will be able to tell you what size you need and I can't. When I bought two sets of bedbolts online a while ago I found the barrel nuts and bolts were supplied in sets and I needed to know the bolt diameter and length and the diameter and length of the barrel nut. The website I used showed how to measure and if you still have a nut this will be simple for you.
I had no nuts or bolts and had to start from scratch, which was simple once I had found something like a rod or tube that was a good fit in the bedframe - a matter of inserting it and marking it and then measuring the diameter and the distance to the mark.

In reality I found the sets of bolts so cheap it made little sense not to order spares. They arrived 2 days later. If you are in any doubt why not order a few sizes...

The method of fixing the bedframe together is so crude even the wrong size of nut and bolt will sometimes be enough to hold it together, though for strength and reliability the right size is obviously better.

I suggest a google search for bed bolts and nuts and then visit a few sites to check ways of discovering how to measure.

their is a cable and bushing under the hood on the side of the transmission that cable is broken or the bushing is missing you can fix with a bolt and two nuts put bolt thru then snug the first nut then spin second nut up to the first one then take two wrenches and jam the two nut together by going opposite directions with the two nuts should go into all gears
and bolt and nuts assembly should last forever

there is normally a spacer on the bolt that positions the pulley the correct distance to miss the mounting bracket. IT sits between the bracket and the inner race of the bearing and locks that race so that the bearing can operate correctly.

see the video and fix it. This happen because the lack of maintenance schedule.God bless you

Lowes carries most bolts and barrel nuts. Local small hardware stores may have longer bolts if needed. I sometimes use a bolt specialty business for unique bolts. Most cribs use either a metric set or SAE. If you are replacing the complete set choose whichever is easiest to find. If they bed has glued in threaded nuts go with the matching bolts style, metric or SAE.

I've had a quick look online but can't find any info i'm afraid. However, i've mounted a few TVs to walls and almost every one has taken M8 bolts. Don't forget to get the nuts and even more importantly some washers!

The diagram shows it as being a 10mm flanged nut. Our local dealer has the online order list with diagram. Below is the link to the site. The part number is 92015 and it runs about $3.00. If you've lost the nut and the bolt slid out enough to impede your ability to shift, there is a good chance you will need the Damper too (see diagram) part number 92075 and that runs around $15.00. The website includes the diagram below as well as the prices for the individual parts.

http://oemparts.buymotorcycleparts.com/dillonbrothers/Kawasaki_OEM/KawasakiMC.asp?Type=13&A=470&B=21

Dillon Brothers is our local dealer here in Omaha. If you can't find it locally, you could probably order it online from them.

Good to hear the bolt didn't come all the way out.

Good Luck.


Ken

Here you can find parts for a lot of Proform equipment. I would try to find your specific model there and see if they have it.

Not really. This is a very low cost telescope. Upgrading it is not cost affective. If you just need nuts and bolts try a well stocked hardware store.

If you are missing eyepieces you can buy them from many on-line retailers. Here is one:
http://www.agenaastro.com/