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Where to get non-square carriage bolts for '60s Bally top frame?

By swampwiz

3 years ago



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    #2 3 years ago

    I have not been able to find these round head bolts either. When I tear apart a frame to replace the glass and sand/buff/polish the frame pieces, I have been using "Button Head" # 8-32 x 3/8" bolts like these IF the original round head bolts are not present to reuse and have been replaced by Philips head bolts. This picture is from Menards but I have also bought them at Home Depot or Lowes where they are in the specialty hardware drawers. These hex-head bolts are not correct but SO MUCH better looking than a Phillips head bolt.
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