| Diagram | Fig. 15 — FRAME · ref 26 |
| Subsystem | frame |
| Listed in parts books | 1969–1974 |
Bolt (2 3/4 in. U.H.)
A 2 3/4 inch hex frame bolt used around the battery carrier and engine shield area on the frame.
This is a frame bolt, 2 3/4 inches long under the head, listed in the catalog under the FRAME and FRAME — BATTERY CARRIER — ENGINE SHIELD sections. It shows up across a wide run of catalog years, from 1969 through 1974, which tells you it's a bolt that stuck around on the frame assembly for a good stretch without changing.
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Because it's tied into both the main frame listing and the battery carrier/engine shield grouping, this is one of the fasteners holding those pieces onto the frame rails. It's a plain hex bolt rather than anything special-shouldered or stepped, and it's the kind of hardware that's easy to lose track of when a frame's been apart for painting or powder coating.
If you're rebuilding a frame area and need to know exactly which hole this one goes in, it's worth double-checking against your parts book diagram, since the catalog groups it with more than one assembly. Call or send us the figure number if you're not sure which bolt position you're filling.
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