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I think I have the same kind of metal bows you are using. What length did you cut them to? Mine are still too long.
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Carboarius' 1954 M211
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Asking all the hard questions. I don't remember off the top of my head, I just measured the overall length and subtracted the depth of the short holes, around 8 inches I think... I will have to look this weekend.
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This runner is coming out of the M211 within the next few weeks. Th PO didn't tighten the TRANSMISSION COOLER LINES in the trrans pan before assembly. The M211 is sold, getting a Duramax and I'm keeping the 302......for some reason.
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The 302s are a blast... plenty of reasons to keep 'em.
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The length I gave before was for the legs for the troop seats, I missread the question. Sorry about that. The bows are off a 5 ton with drop sides. I took one leg off a bow and placed the whole set up in the truck, I then marked the overlap and cut it off. When I find the pieces I will get you a measurement.
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Thank you. Mine are from a 5 ton as well.
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I cut 13 and a half inches off one side of the bows for them to work. Sorry it took so long, things have been crazy.