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Re: Aluminum angle on bumpers

ummmmm.....how about you ask on the Q&A?

My wild guess it that you could use steel brackets and large steel bolts as part of your robust fastening system. Last year we used 5/16" coupling nuts (they're over an inch long) as part of our nut-and-bolt fastening system, they're much easier to hold onto that normal nuts.