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7" Stainless Steel Screw, Anyone?

We have removed our genoa tracks because the heads were popping off the screws-yikes- and now are having trouble finding replacements. Anybody know where we can find 1/4-20 x 7" Stainless Steel flat-head machine screws? We need 74. A 6mm x 190mm would also work. If you can point us in the direction of a supplier, I'd be grateful. I've checked Defender, Hamilton, Jamestown, West Marine, Bolt Depot, MSC, and about a hundred others....
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Try Chesapeake Fasteners in Annapolis. Good Luck.
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I think you want an industrial/commercial fastener supply house. I think you definitely don't want to pay for 74 stainless steel "marine" screws, 1/4-20 x 7" (See the thread "We're getting hosed" for the reason why.)

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Screws Unlimited in Point Pleasant N.J. Website is www.screwsunlimitedinc.com. I've purchased MANY fastners from them....Have toll free number to call............Good Luck!

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Did try Chesapeake Fasteners, thanks. 7Psych, is the screwsunlimited site meant as a storefront-- you have to call them, right? Cause I can't make it work to look....
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Have you searched McMaster-Carr?
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Hmmmmmmmm.....Not sure why is does not work... Do a google search for screws unlimited....web site is there, the toll free number is: 1-800-628-5735.They have a regulsr store which I visit often......

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Just tried McMaster-Carr, thanks, They go up to 6", as do several other sites.
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Call Bo'sun Supplies (www.bosunsupplies.com), They can probably get them for you.
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Believe there was a thread on long screws about two weeks ago that you should look for. .
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