enblethen wrote:
Call Roadmaster.
Have used nuts with wires attached to install in frames. Hardess part is to get them tight. Ones I used had serated washers which gripped the attaching metal surface.
They also will give great installation advise.
I visited their facility last week. Sure is a lot better then old place1
Great! Saw something like that on the base plates for toads to attach to frame. I wonder if my air ratchet and socket would fit up the frame and I could use a long screw driver to push the start wand. Also, loosening the front sway bar bolts may give more access. Will call them tomorrow.
