Hood bolts@radiator

[frodge]

Can anyone tell me if you can buy the bolts for the hood that fasten into the radiator? My purchase last year of a 67 ih cub has a leaking radiator up near the cap. I realized later it was due to the hood resting on the radiator because one of the bolts was broke off. There is a spacer on the bolt. I don't know if it is permanently attached or if tome made it that way. Any help is appreciated.

Thanks,

Frank
Pittsburg, IN

[tst]

http://www.tmtractor.com/new/sp/319fp.htm

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

assuming you mean the ones that go here, I believe those are 5/16 x 1/2 if I remember correctly. That is actually a radiator support rather than being part of the radiator they are bolted into.

[tst]

square hood is different than round hood, they use a threaded spacer between the hood and radiator than the screw from the outside threads in to the spacer
Tim

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

Sorry, do not have when hoods change memorized, should have realized when you said spacer.

[64/67lo-boy]

I need one also. We used to use them in the Navy to weld onto the bulkheads then we would attach bracets and cable ways to them. Any nut and bolt dealer should have them.

thrdstdw.jpg (10.89 KiB) Viewed 704 times

Like fastenal comes to mind


(Edit) Dont pay atention to the dimentions not sure what size is require. male female stand offs

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

I do not know the size, but if they are not available from case/IH you may be able to get them here
http://www.mcmaster.com/#male-female-standoffs/=lm9flv

[Cecil]

They are no longer available. I made some using a steel sleeve then taping it the correct thread. Then I cut off a bolt for the end that goes into the rad support and put it in with thread lock.

[Mike in Louisiana]

I belive # 37 is what he needs along with the bolt.

[Mike in Louisiana]

I guess while i was looking for a picture the question has been answered. I am SLOOOOW

[Boss Hog]

I did a how to on it but do not know where it is , will look
Boss

[Boss Hog]

Here is a link to what I used once
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=47649&hilit=Square+hood+bolt

[Don McCombs]

This should work. Just use a 1/4-20 truss head screw instead of a 5/16-18.

[Bus Driver]

A coupling nut plus a bit of threaded rod could be used to fabricate the part. A bit of epoxy could secure the rod in the nut. Then cut to desired length.

[frodge]

Many thanks, glad to know they are not available so I won't spend my time looking and start making. Now to get the busted one out