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7/16" bolts ^ Beat me to it.
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This thread is very old......good pics though!
but you can put the largest bolt that will fit....
or.....you can actually drill all the holes a size larger and put a standard size bolt in each hole....
it's up to you....
just use lock washers to keep the nuts from gradually backing off.
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