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#138645 07/03/2007 12:01 AM
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I thinking about moving a cross member and was wondering if the frame flanges can be drilled with a hand drill? Has any one done this? I'm concerned the frame could be a hardened steel


Eric
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#138646 07/03/2007 2:01 PM
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You can drill it by hand.


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