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Old 07-21-2004, 10:47 AM
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Bolt question

I am trying to replace some of the hanging hardware on the spare tire carrier for my 50 F-1. It is a bolt with a U-shaped end with a pin and cotter key arrangement. Any idea as to the correct name for this type of bolt?
 
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Old 07-22-2004, 05:17 AM
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Is that a hitch pin?
 
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Not sure. It is the original hardware to mount the tire carrier to the frame. One end in a round eye bolt and the other end is a long bolt with a U shaped end. The two are joined with a pin and cotter key.
 
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Get a picture and post it

Get a cheap digital camera and post a picture. I assume you have a computer to use since you are posting here.
 
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I can do that. Where can I find instructions on posting a picture?
 
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Christopher 2 - I just figured out how to create a gallery so I will post a picture tonight.
 
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That is your distributor
 
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Yeah Boilerbots. It isn't night yet!
 
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Photo of carrier bolts is now in the gallery.
 
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They are called a clevis. You should be able to get them at a bolt place or a place that deals in Farm parts.
 
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I just checked out a site i have used in the past. Try www.mcmaster.com and do a search for rod ends or rod eyes. They have quite a few t choose from with dimensions. Hope this helps.

Terry
 
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Thanks all. I got some great leads.
 




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