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Thenewgirl

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Are the squared holes for the carriage bolts they give you to bolt them to the frame? Of course you know they were originally riveted. I just put both sides on my f250 and it came with those type of bolts. I didn't have to hold the one side as I was tightening the other side.
 

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franklin2 said:
Are the squared holes for the carriage bolts they give you to bolt them to the frame? Of course you know they were originally riveted. I just put both sides on my f250 and it came with those type of bolts. I didn't have to hold the one side as I was tightening the other side.
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The problem isn't the bolts. We have bolts. The problem is the hanger bracket holes. The holes on top are further apart than the holes in the bottom. And i can't find a hanger that has holes that line up.
 
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