This is basically identical to the 100W kit instructions.
I like to use a nut driver to tighten the small nuts to the #6 bolts instead of using a flathead screwdriver to screw the bolts into the nut because its easier and you wont strip the bolts.
Step 4 - Installing the tube Sockets
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For the ground lugs that need to be installed on the Power Tube sockets, I bend them with my thumb while holding them with pliers beforehand as shown in the photos below...
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Here is a pic of the installed sockets...
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Amps:Metro-(JTM45,50w,'69 spec 100w,45/100,100wMV,Bluesbreaker Combo),Orig. 65BFTR
Axes:LP Custom,Am. Strat,Am. Tele,61 SGRI
Amps:Metro-(JTM45,50w,'69 spec 100w,45/100,100wMV,Bluesbreaker Combo),Orig. 65BFTR
Axes:LP Custom,Am. Strat,Am. Tele,61 SGRI