What Size Drill Bit is Needed for TorkLift Stableload

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What diameter is the hole through the overload spring as my F350 does not have any? thanks

asked by: Aris

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I spoke to TorkLift and the holes needed for the # TLA7310S will be 7/16". With leaf springs being a hardened steel, it is suggested that a harder drill bit is used. We do actually have # TLA7311S that would come with two 7/16" cobalt drill bits that would solve this issue.

expert reply by: Lazer S

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