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Will a 1282 inspection cover fit on a 1250. I think it will but I want to make sure before I buy it. Thanks for any info, John Schute.
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I am thinking they are the same EXCEPT....for the color and graphic decal.
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Thanks for the info R Bedell! The color and sticker won't matter because I am building a puller. (I gotta get my camera fixed and get yall some pics!)
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Not to hijack the thread, but does anybody know where you can buy the 12-24 hex head screws that hold down the inspection cover? The ones from Cub are expensive and I have yet to find anything but regular screws.
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I just tapped mine a little larger to fit a more available bolt. I don't remember the size but it was not much bigger.
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McMaster-Carr has them- 93075A289 but you have to buy a package of 50. You could probably sell sets of 4 to help recoup the cost.
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I have been tempted to buy them and then list them to people on here to buy them in groups of 4 to cover the cost of the screws and shipping, not to get rich. |
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