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   captaindana  
   
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     Topic: Rear weight boltsPosted: 03 Oct 2021 at 8:18pm  | 
 
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   I have the 4 section weights to put on my ‘45’s, carriage bolts with the cotter key holding them in place.  I need those bolts can you tell me where to buy?  And what size?  Thanks. Dana
    
   
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   SteveM C/IL  
   
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     Posted: 03 Oct 2021 at 11:24pm | 
 
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   Unless you plan to take them on and off,I would just use the carriage bolt as is. Easier with 2 but I've installed the 150lb Martinsville single weights myself on my 45. Hang em on a handyman jack and jack in place, install bolts.
    
   
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   DiyDave  
   
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     Posted: 04 Oct 2021 at 4:36am | 
 
   
   
 I can't remember the size, but McMaster-Carr will have them at your door, in a couple days.  They won't have the hole, but a nylon insert locknut is easy to do... 
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