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I have replaced the Huck brakes on my '47 3100 with Bendix style from a '58 GMC. In the process of removing the brake assemblies from the '58 I twisted off one of the 1/2" bolts that goes thru the steering knuckle and backing plate. Does anyone know of a source for these or should I just use any grade 8 bolt?

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I did mine last year, (1951 3100), replaced all of this with Grade 8 stuff. These bolts are just a standard bolt, most probably what came out wasn't G8, but they are not a special designed bolt, if that's what you're asking.

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That answers my question thanks.

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Be sure the unthreaded bolt shank extends all the way through the steering arm, or very close, even if you have to add a shim or a couple of flat washers to allow the nut to tighten.
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