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  1. 05-23-2012, 06:59 PM #1
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    Hey guys
    are these tie off hooks supposed to be rivited
    or bolted to the tub ?
    Not to sure
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    What are these tie off hooks of which you speak??
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    A Photo would help. Would you be talking about these ones?


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    They have holes in them so you can do whatever tickles your fancy, but if you are after 'correctness' then blind rivets are used:
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    Yea it's the u shaPed ones in the back
    I slipped some washers over the rivets to give them some
    Backing support. It's 330 in the morning so i can't get any
    Pics right now. But it does look lIke I need some of onEs that
    Partsman Is showing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 73series88 View Post
    Yea it's the u shaPed ones in the back
    I slipped some washers over the rivets to give them some
    Backing support. It's 330 in the morning so i can't get any
    Pics right now. But it does look lIke I need some of onEs that
    Partsman Is showing.
    Thanks
    Aaron
    Yup - you rivet them. I did the same thing with the backing washers. Just be sure to use the original (or original type) super strong sealed rivets. The wimpy open-ended ones will loosen up quick no matter what you do.
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