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Re: Nylon nuts and bolts

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Date: Tue, 18 Jul 2006 11:12:42 -0600
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Original poster: Mike <megavolts61@xxxxxxxxx>

Hi, I've been to all the local places I can think of, and even looked
at some mail order places, but I cant find a source for decent sized
nylon components for attaching my secondary. Id not been worrying
about it, but as I'm just finishing coating the secondary, its
getting to the stage that I need to be thinking of mounting it and
attaching my top load somehow. I'm in AU by the way, so if anyone out
there can give me a decent source, or even an alternative method for
doing the job, id much appreciate it.

Thanks.
-Justin
Justin,  I've used pvc nuts and bolts quite sucessfully.

<http://www.ryanherco.com/auto/GRPindex.cfm?FAM=775&SEC=930&GRP=160>http://www.ryanherco.com/auto/GRPindex.cfm?FAM=775&SEC=930&GRP=160

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