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old-9 · Jul 25, 2023

Problem , fish four bolts through holes in a very hard place. I used to do it but hands much older now. Today I hot glue gunned the bolts to a closehanger wires. Tomorrow will try to feed through the holes. Wish me luck. joe

johnofnewhaven · Jul 25, 2023

Great idea!

johndeere720GA · Jul 25, 2023

clip a piece of solid mig wire about a foot long or so. Wrap the wire around the bolt with the wire in the thread grooves leave a pigtail that you can put through your destination hole, then pull the bolt through.

caterpillar guy · Jul 25, 2023

I've used thread of appropriate size to the bolt fed the end through the hole pull up and tie to bolt or do it the otherway around depending on the situation. Might need to help with guiding the bolt as it gets close to the hole so it doesn't break the thread.

Tony in SD · Jul 25, 2023

I have used these with great success
Try One of These

MarkB_MI · Jul 26, 2023

> I have used these with great success

Yep. They were supplied with the Curt hitch I installed on our Enclave.

Russ from MN · Jul 26, 2023

Yes on the Curt pull wires! When we got the hitch for our Subaru it came with pull wires, made the job very easy.

old-9 · Jul 26, 2023

Bolting the hood on a 9-n. Has 2 small steel plates that span from tractor to hood. Very tight spot trying to hold plate and line up hood laying on back. Each plate has 4 bolts, not easy, Ford fixed this on the 8-Ns. joe

Leroy · Jul 26, 2023

Must be different on early 0N and later 0N. My 41 -N bolts on same as my 44 2N om the dash, bottom of gril not bad to get to.

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