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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: Fw: Elevator bolt access
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Posted for "Randy Snarr" <randy@telamerica.com>:

The best thing you can do is purchase some surgical sutures for sliding the
bolts into place.

Get the kind that have the locking ratchet and the curved pinchers.

I found that to be the best way to keep the access holes small and still be
able to get the bolt into place is to use this tool.

I do not have a way take any digital pics, maybe someone else could post
some of their access holes.

Mine ended up too big and I had to reduce them with glass to the size they
are now.

Randy...
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