> If they are "real" Rohn bolt kits they have lock nuts. No
> washers required. If you look at the nuts, one side will have
> 3 little indentations on the face of the nut.
I've noticed quite a bit of variation in Rohn bolt kits over the last few
decades. I've seen hot-dip galvanized with tri-loc nuts or other
distorted-thread locknuts such as what you describe. I've seen regular
zinc-plated hardware, which as I recall, was fine pitch thread (probably 28
TPI for 1/4" and 24 TPI for 5/16"). I've seen hot-dip galvanized with
pin-lock nuts (aka Anco nuts). I'm pretty sure I've also seen hot-dip bolts
and nuts plus a pal nut. I've never seen stainless (nor would I expect to).
Some bolts had most of the shank un-threaded (the plated ones come to mind),
and others with threads started somewhere around half-way down the shank.
Unless they've changed recently, there are two different bolt diameters for
25G - 1/4" and 5/16".
I don't know which is the most-current version or style, but I do know that
the last few 25G sections I bought (probably over 5 years ago at this point)
came with plated hardware, not hot-dip. As usual, YMMV, and a call to Rohn
to see what they are currently sourcing (or recommending) might be in order.
--- Jeff WN3A
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