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Post by Birlo »

Makin' some shackles for my HJ60
Whats the best steel to use?
Tempered, stainless, mild or high tensile?
and does anyone have any idea of how much it costs?
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Post by spazbot »

i used 50mmx8mm flat bar just walked into the shop and bought a few meters of it cost me $15 or something
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Post by Old Yella »

Go to Metaland and get some 50mm flat bar 6-8mm thick.
its only mild steel, you don't wanna use stainless or anything like that.
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Post by Birlo »

Thanks - I got a galvanised flatbar for brickwork at home
Its 75x8 so I'll just use that
We weren't sure what to use - it was $7 for the stuff your talking about there. But.... yeah
Thanks
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