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  1. 05-17-2012, 02:09 PM #1
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    Picture of threaded plate for plastic tank hold down??

    Anyone have a picture of the threaded plate for the plastic tanks??...the part that rivets to the body...

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    I can email pictures and dimensions in an hour or so.
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    I sent you an email.
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    Yo Aaron, can I get those dims?
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    Compliments of Rick Cabell.

    Center hole is 8 x 1.25mm.
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    Thanks Frank.

    This forum is fantastic.

    any idea on rivet hole diameter and overall plate thickness?

    EDIT: I see that 4mm rivets are used, and PET calls for a 8x25 bolt, so the plate thickness should be determinable from that..
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