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Old 08-31-2018, 07:57 AM
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That was a great idea! Reminds me of those twist in coil spring blocks they used to sell to add lift to the front of a car or truck.
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Crap!!
I sure can't afford that!!
Says the guy who won't use the original IH bolts in a restoration!!
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Says the guy who won't use the original IH bolts in a restoration!!
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You gotta let it go man.

You still paint parts with rattle cans, but worry about the bolts. Why is it the color can be "close enough" but a bolt has to be exact? Ridiculous.
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Hello yettrbomb,
That looks like a great tool, thank you for sharing. I’ll have to look for that one. I found the hook version that Alvy suggested and it looks like it could be helpful as well. I’ve been noodling on the idea from Ironman as well, maybe expanding the spring by inserting thin washers between each coil. I’ll let you all know if it
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Great idea. Instead of coins I'll just go to the bolt bin.
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