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Old 10-19-2012, 12:48 AM
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Looking back though, I wish I had kept it original. I was using what I had on hand to "get'r done," now I don't have the option of "keeping it as it was."

Just something to consider.

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Old 10-19-2012, 08:28 AM
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Fastenal Part Number -27630- pennies apiece 3/4 long.
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Part of the problem is the original screws were self-tapping, so if the person installing them wasn't paying attention, they could be cross-threaded without it being noticed. Do that a couple times and there are no threads left. If the threads are still intact, make sure whatever screws you buy aren't self-tapping so you don't have to worry about this problem.
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Matt's right.

And then if they are cross threaded and the threads gone, the best option for me atleast is to tap them out bigger and use a bigger bolt. BTDT.
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Fastenal Part Number -27630- pennies apiece 3/4 long.
Very interesting! I handed mine to the only worker in the store and he said, "We only sell in bulk and we don't have any of these." I thought that was odd when he said it, but what am I going to do--call him a liar? Maybe he just didn't want to mess with me for just a few bolts.....

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Most of the time they want to sell in package quantities so that sounds right.
I deal with Fastenal all the time so I will see if I can get some and will send them to you if you would like.
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