Dog leg Brackets
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Dog leg Brackets
I having problems getting those broken dog leg bolts out. I saw that somebody made some brackets that uses the side radiator bolts. I just like to know if that works ok. Anyone that has done that please let me know.
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Re: Dog leg Brackets
Rick Prentice came up with that idea. Rick is well known on the forum for his quality work. If he came up with the idea I would not hesitate to use them.




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Re: Dog leg Brackets
Thanks Barnyard. That is the ones that I saw. Looks like that might be easier to do than all the drilling. I was thinking about trying to change it a little bit to use both of the side bolts. That may not work.
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Re: Dog leg Brackets
Pap wrote:I was thinking about trying to change it a little bit to use both of the side bolts. That may not work.
That looks to be made to use both bolts.
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Re: Dog leg Brackets
I am talking about both radiator bolts. I would have to make it a little wider.
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- Location: Columbia, Tennessee
Re: Dog leg Brackets
Just looks to me that it would be stronger and better. Maybe not. That is why I am asking for info on it.
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Re: Dog leg Brackets
If the front of the hood has the bracket on either side that attaches it to the radiator support, the doglegs are only cosmetic.
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- Location: Columbia, Tennessee
Re: Dog leg Brackets
That is true. I didn't think about that.......
That is why I am asking for info I am kinda new at this Cub thing. Thanks for your help.
That is why I am asking for info I am kinda new at this Cub thing. Thanks for your help.
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