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July 13th 12, 02:39 AM
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Anyone familiar with NAS1834, NAS 1832 and NAS1836?
I tried these folks for NAS replacement bolts for Pawnee wheels, very
reasonable when I told them I needed 1000's of similar part numbers at work. I deal with a lot of vendors, these guys are so good I had them added to my companies approved buyer list. Anyone that has stock on long titanium bolts is a vendor to remember. Links below show a large number of records for the two NAS numbers you had problems with. Call Tim, he can help with P&D quote: http://www.iso-group.com/Public/Sear...spx?ss=nas1832 http://www.iso-group.com/Public/Sear...spx?ss=nas1834 aerodyne 
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