best place for hardware???

[Riverat84]

hey everyone, im doing a semi-resto on my aggressor pump...from the bowl back..im replacing all of my hardware, so where is the best place that i would be able to find hardware and fittings? web sites? i cant seem to find out where aggressor went...neither of their numbers work... so whats up? :confused:
Reid

[Riverat84]

what about a stud kit for my droop? someone told me its a bit stronger than my regular allen bolts...
Reid

[Oldsquirt]

For Aggressor, contact Pops@Aggressor (http://www.***boat.com/forums/member.php?u=14896). That would be the owner. He posts here on ***boat.
Did you finally get the diverter all apart?

[Riverat84]

no i didnt! i just masked the shit out of it around...and sanded/polished the best i could...we tried heating it up, impact hammer thingy, and could'nt get them loose...so i just lived w/ it...thanx for the link...those five allen bolts can suck my junk man...u have any other advice? thanx,
Reid

[Riverat84]

buuuuump....

[Cs19]

find a mcfaddendale hardware store they have everything.

[Riverat84]

http://www.***boat.com/image_center/data/500/P1010813.JPG
i sheared a off the allen head of the bolt that attaches the heim joint to the trim arm, at the bottom end of the hydraulic cylindar...the top one is perfectly fine!...anyways, there's thread sticking out both sides of the arm...how the hell am i supposed to get it out? i dont care if i screw up the threads, since i can always bolt both sides of the new bolt...so any ideas? ive never tried to remove one before...
Reid

[Riverat84]

find a mcfaddendale hardware store they have everything.
sweet, thanx man

[396_WAYS_TO_SPIT]

boltdepot.com
I order all o f my stuff there. They have everything and great prices. You can order 1 bolt if needed unlike other places, They dont have a minimum order;)

[Riverat84]

boltdepot.com
I order all o f my stuff there. They have everything and great prices. You can order 1 bolt if needed unlike other places, They dont have a minimum order;)
thanx 396...ill check it out...

[Riverat84]

Riverrat, first off, just drill out the old bolts and use an easy out. They are probably stainless steel and are soft If you don't ruin the threads chase them with a tap. If the threads are shot then drill them larger and use a heli-coil or an insert to get them back down to 1/4 inch. When reinstalling the bolts use anti-sieze.
The McFadden-Dale ph# (714)630-6390. That's Anaheim but I think that there is one in Garden Grove off the 22 frwy. You might call and ask.
Rio
thanx rio, obviously, this guy that did the boat didnt use anti anything!...and its pissing me off haha
Reid