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Has anyone ever created a Christen/Aviat part number to standard “AN” part conversion chart? I like having spares of all the standard nuts, bolts, crush washers etc. on hand. I had the thought of producing my own reference but curious if this has already been done before? Rainy day can’t fly boredom has ensued.
Thanks in advance for any input or insight,
Kev
 
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