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Steering housing ribbed-carriage bolts

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Hal Hadaller

10-13-2007 19:30:27




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The Ferguson TO30 has 6 carriage bolts that have a ribbed shoulder and hold the steering shaft housing to the instrument panel. They are 1/4" x 1" roughly I can find boxes of 50 of these on the internet but I only need 6 bolts. Mine are rather rusty and need replacement. Had to use a nut splitter to remove one of them. Where can I get just a few?

I suppose it might be possible to file the corrners off of regular carriage bolts and press them in the housing but this does not sound like a good repair practice. I have a name for this sort of kluging but won"t mention it here.

Hal

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Matt L

10-14-2007 23:15:30




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 Re: Steering housing ribbed-carriage bolts in reply to Hal Hadaller, 10-13-2007 19:30:27  
I know they come with diamond plate bed rails for trucks. I just looked at a set the other day not 100% on the lenght being correct.

Any good hardware place should sell em. Maybe even Grainger or Master Mccarr



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Bob (Aust)

10-14-2007 06:43:07




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 Re: Steering housing ribbed-carriage bolts in reply to Hal Hadaller, 10-13-2007 19:30:27  
Hal. Sounds like the same bolts used on the TEA20. Mushroom head with a sline on the shaft? I searched everywhere for those, with no luck and eventually got a used bolt from a tractor wrecker.

How much is the box of 50? I'd be interested in six, problem is I'm in Australia.

I'm sure others would also be interested if the postage is not too painful.



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