Bolt On Hooks on 2356 Bucket

[Kennyd4110]

Sodark has not replied here or to my PM's, so I'll post here:

If you installed our hooks on your Square Back Quick Attach Bucket and the holes split the seem underneath as described and shown in post #8 leaving you with a gap under the washers, I'd like to send you some new shims we are trying to solve this issue. I only ask in return that that you provide feedback with pictures via email or here on OTT.

Please contact me directly at boltonhooks@gmail.com with your address info, and a picture please of the gap. Do not use PM's please.

Here is the shims:

 

[Sodark]

Hey Ken, sorry about the delayed response, I just stumbled upon this post again and saw your reply. I'm still learning this TapaTalk app, I must have disabled notifications or my son cleared it or something. I emailed you and would be happy to try the shims! Thanks for the offer!

 

[Kennyd4110]

Hey Ken, sorry about the delayed response, I just stumbled upon this post again and saw your reply. I'm still learning this TapaTalk app, I must have disabled notifications or my son cleared it or something. I emailed you and would be happy to try the shims! Thanks for the offer!

Excellent, I just replied to your email.

 

[hodge]

I disagree with the above theology, although I fully understand it. I grew up in a family business, floor covering. Often, I was the guy who was having to remove what someone else did "permanent". I learned, real quick, to think about the future. There is a difference between sufficient, and overdone. Sufficient, in my case, was properly installed carpet, that would stay wrinkle-free for its life, but also be reasonable to remove (as an example). Overdone, was the time that I found a zillion 16 penny ring groove nails driven through the carpet, flush with the plywood, for who knows what reason. A 10 minute removal for a 12x12 room turned into an all day affair, a lot of lost money, and some serious aggravation.
Wisdom means knowing when sufficient is achieved.