Need bolt size for throttle assembly

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Hi everyone,

This may seem like a stupid question, but I can't find the answer anywhere online or in the big mechanics handbook (it doesn't even cover the throttle assembly in there).

What size are the bolts that attach the throttle assembly to the engine?

I know you know what it looks like, but I'll attach a pic anyway.

Thanks, as usual.
 

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7/16" coarse thread x 1 3/4" length with 5/8" hex head. I usually don't use a lock washer on the driver's side because it sometimes pushes the bolt head too far back, interfering with the accelerator linkage's full travel.
Marshall
 
They are included in Bratton's P/N 9070 Flywheel to Housing Bolts.
Or Snyder's P/N A-6378-MB
 
There are variations in the throttle quadrant assemblies so there may be problems with the bolts that are currently available. A person would have to purchase them and try them out. I purchased from Snyder's on these and they work for my mid 1929 set up. Some of these have shims in the stack up and that can further complicate things if the shims are odd on the flywheel housing attachment to the engine block.
 
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