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Docs4Runr
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I appreciate that! I have been trying to determine ways to mount it. The Toyota kit, which includes the riv nuts, etc., is no longer produced. I'm trying to determine a work around for the mounting. It's a bit challenging, due to the location and the air pressure involved. Hopefully I can figure it out very soon and get it mounted.
ugamurph
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Checkout McMaster-Carr. They have rivnuts.
Docs4Runr
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Well, I decided to use rivets. Sorry for the quality of the pictures, but here you go. A good buddy of mine from church owns a gas company and we used his location to mount it up.
Thanks to a great seller!
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