What are the fasteners use to hold the hood to the dash panel. and where can I get some?
My Loboy has bolts and I believe they should be screws
Thanks
CB
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Re: Dash/hood fasteners
Never mind I found em at Steiners
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Re: Dash/hood fasteners
You can get them at your local hardware store also.
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Re: Dash/hood fasteners
Barnyard wrote:You can get them at your local hardware store also.
Yep, ask for Truss Head screws, 1/4 x 20 for the dash and grill.
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Re: Dash/hood fasteners
The hood originally had nuts spot welded to the backside of the screw holes...often they have broken loose, so you may have to tack weld some back on.
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Re: Dash/hood fasteners
Truss Head Screws 8 ea per tractor: 1/4-20 x 1/2" (4ea for Dash support and 4ea for grille)
Round Head Screw with split washer 8ea per tractor: 10-24 x 1/2" (4 ea for each hood dog Leg - there are two dog legs)
Round Head Screw with split washer 8ea per tractor: 10-24 x 1/2" (4 ea for each hood dog Leg - there are two dog legs)
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Re: Dash/hood fasteners
Site sponsor TM Tractor Supply not only has everything you need, but good pictures of what fasteners go where and which ones apply to round hood versus square hood.
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Re: Dash/hood fasteners
staninlowerAL wrote:Barnyard wrote:You can get them at your local hardware store also.
Yep, ask for Truss Head screws, 1/4 x 20 for the dash and grill.
Here, if you ask for a truss head screw, you get a strange look! Even one of the big industrial suppliers, only has them in Phillips head, But at least you don't get "that look".
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Re: Dash/hood fasteners
TM Tractor, one of our sponsors, has the correct slotted truss head in SS.
That's where I got mine.
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