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Old June 13th 05, 02:24 AM
George Patterson
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Jim Burns wrote:

I found some completely packaged boxes in another wooden crate, these boxes
have the MS part number on them, but the bolts only markings are the A or
the L, non of the other markings.


In the AN world, having no hash marks on the head indicates low-strength steel.
Now, my info is coming from an elderly copy of AC 43.13-1A. Perhaps your bolts
predate the adoption of that marking scheme.

George Patterson
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