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Electolysis on Nuts and Bolts
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The only place local around here that could get them would be Fastnal.
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So go to Fastenal...
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Hell yeah Dave, since you are doing a restoration you will get your moneys worth out of that machine. Original fasteners look more correct than anything aftermarket, with the exception of ARP products on the engine.
I will end up buying one when I start my engine rebuild, I should have got one when I got the truck.
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The only downfall about fastnal is if the pack isnt opened you got buy the whole bulk pack of however many is in the pack.
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It's cheaper to buy in bulk anyway 
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It's cheaper to buy in bulk anyway
Yea your right. I buy nuts and bolts from tractor supply all time. They charge by the pound. 1.99 for zinc, 2.99 for grade 5 and 3.99 for grade 8 per pound.
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OMG your kidding right?
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Kidding about the elecolysisisisisis on the bolts or buying new ones? 
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I dont have a problem with either one.
Thanks for help. I'll try to cleanup what and whats too rotten from rust I'll just replace.
Thanks for help. I'll try to cleanup what and whats too rotten from rust I'll just replace.
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That's awesome. I want.
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So, what did you end up doing?
If you did the parts cleaner from Harbor Freight, got any before and after pics?
DTB
If you did the parts cleaner from Harbor Freight, got any before and after pics?
DTB
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Gonna buy it over the holidays.
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Hopefully it works well and you get a lot done. You need a thread with a triumphant finish for a change... seems like they usually just fizzle and die.
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Hopefully it works well and you get a lot done. You need a thread with a triumphant finish for a change... seems like they usually just fizzle and die.
Well most of that is because I'll try to do too many projects at one time and some projects will left behind for awhile. When I do the thread is 3 months old or older.
