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    WTB: Bosch H1 Bits

    I need various H1 bits, the kind of stuff you have sitting in your bone pile or are thinking of throwing away. Let me know if you have anything and maybe turn it into cash (and help a fellow enthusiast).

    Thanks,
    John
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    A big thank you to David (Cornpanzer on the forum) who went out of his way to dig out some of his H1 headlight bits to help me out. Very fair price and a huge help as the parts I'm getting from him fill in some blanks for me that enables me to bring some more H1's back to life. Thanks David.

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    John,

    What are you using for chrome trim rings now that Eric Linden is out of stock?

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    - Neil
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    Neil....

    For H1 trim rings I rechrome as many of the brass originals as possible but I've had to use the stamped steel ones from URO from time to time. For H4's I had a large stock of the chrome plated brass ones and I also rechrome originals and have never had to use the ones from URO - yet. I'm running low though and may have to at some point. The H1 URO's actually aren't that bad after I modify a couple of the holes. The screws they provide have the wrong heads though.

    I may have to step up and try to have a run made.

    John
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