So, here is my solution.
I started off by going to TSC and buying 8, 5/8"x2" grade 5 bolts with matching nuts. The grade 5's are threaded all the way to the shoulder of the bolt head.
I took 1 of the nuts and screwed it on a little ways.
Then I screwed the other on, locking the two together. Notice the outside bolt is only on about 3/4 of the way.
I did this so that I could use my bench grinder to take off each corner of the nut, without messing with the threads of the bolt. Once the corners were off, I used the fine wheel to smooth everything out, making a nice taper.
By using the 2" long bolt, it gives enough room for the nut. Once the bolt is screwed into the hole tight(not too tight) the nut can then be tightened down, securing the implement.
It seems to be working great, and by doing this, you don't get that one long implement bolt where it don't fit.
The 8 bolts and nuts were less than $1 each.
Hope this helps someone else out.
