I've not got either of my Cat's to hand, but know one of them has studs. So can anyone tell me what size the studs are before I go home today?
I imagine M10, but they could be M12.
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What size are CAT studs?
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Yep, original studs are M10x1.25, which is a metric fine (standard pitch is 1.5)
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If you're knocking the studs out though (they just hammer through, not welded or owt) you can use any M10 bolt of course.
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If you're knocking the studs out though (they just hammer through, not welded or owt) you can use any M10 bolt of course.
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Bwahahaha!wurlycorner wrote:knocking the studs out though (they just hammer through)

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