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Source for B Block stud bolts

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B_Bob

03-29-2008 03:19:14




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Does anyone know of a source for engine block stud bolts B1788R - besides John Deere? They list for $26 each. That ridiculous price pretty much brings my rebuild project to a halt.
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Bob




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ram ranch

03-29-2008 18:02:10




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 Re: Source for B Block stud bolts in reply to B_Bob, 03-29-2008 03:19:14  
B Bob, I have parted out hundreds of B's and have a crate full of studs let me know the year or serial number to check the right length and part number you need. At quarter the price!! Any question email



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Duane Larson

03-29-2008 07:08:10




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 Re: Source for B Block stud bolts in reply to B_Bob, 03-29-2008 03:19:14  
B_Bob,
Another option would be to check with Correct Connection - 814-926-2777 - they were at GOG and have them for some models, with the correct interference fit.



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Chooch

03-29-2008 06:43:27




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 Re: Source for B Block stud bolts in reply to B_Bob, 03-29-2008 03:19:14  
Bob,

Contact my brother, Andy, at (812) 359-5908 or call me on my cell at (812) 259-1706. I am pretty sure he has some he will get rid of.

Chooch



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jd b puller

03-29-2008 06:17:33




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 Re: Source for B Block stud bolts in reply to B_Bob, 03-29-2008 03:19:14  
Bob, the problem with those studs is that they have a interference thread on the crankcase side. You can use studs from places like Grainger, but they won"t have the interference. I"m looking into making a couple hundred of them with the interference thread. I"ll let you know how much they"ll be when I get a good quote back.



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