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Muffy

02-01-2004 07:03:19




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I am restoring a dearborn-pittsburg cultivator, it has both tags, I need to remove the tags, one has rivets missing anyway, does anyone have an sos for these rivets, also any advice for removing/replacing tags, any help appreciated, thanks. Muffy




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Muffy

02-03-2004 16:00:47




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 Re: rivets in reply to Muffy, 02-01-2004 07:03:19  
Thanks guys for the info, will be looking for them. Muffy



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Ol Chief

02-02-2004 19:30:50




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 Re: rivets in reply to Muffy, 02-01-2004 07:03:19  
Muffy-Short drilling the heads off I hesitate to suggest any other method of removal that might cause damage to your plate.Although what you are dealing with may appear to be rivets they are most likely fasteners called drive screws.These even look like rivets with a single lead knurled shank which appears to be a very steep or fast lead screw thread.These are never a shelf item at your local hardware store.You will need to get these from a fastener supply company or drill and tap for very small machine screws.I dont think drive screws are very expensive but you will most likely wind up with hundreds more than you can find use for. Maybe Mc master Carr or Grainger can sypply in small quantity.

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Tim(nj)

02-02-2004 19:44:08




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 Re: Re: rivets in reply to Ol Chief, 02-02-2004 19:30:50  
I just got a V a l u B i l t catalog today, and in the Ford section they sell reproduction patent plates for N tractors, and listed with those plates are those drive screws that Ol Chief is talking about.



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