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Old 10-12-2015, 12:23 PM
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I'm restoring a 1962 original and want to replace most of the hardware(nuts, bolts, screws, washers, etc.). Does anyone have a list or know of where a list can be found of all of these and the sizes? Any info helps thanks.
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This question comes up pretty often and the answer is no, your best bet is to tear the tractor apart and put all the hardware in a container so you can sort it all out by size and the make a list of what you need.
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It's already torn apart and painted just need to be put back together but in the interest of time I was just wondering hoping someone already had a list for an original and was willing to share.
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You should recondition the bolts that are good and then places want ad for what's roached or missing. The correct police like to see IH bolts on an O resto. Just ask Zippy aka Todd
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I'm restoring a 1962 original and want to replace most of the hardware(nuts, bolts, screws, washers, etc.). Does anyone have a list or know of where a list can be found of all of these and the sizes? Any info helps thanks.
This is actually a very good idea. They sell bolt kits for so many vehicles, fourwheelers, etc. I redid an 80s Suzuki quadracer and ordered a kit online. All bolts were individually bagged and came with every single one, and most in stainless button head. I'm wondering if there is any old literature like a build of material list out there for our cubs?

And you beat me to the link twoton I was editing the post! Thanks for the assist!
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