Clutch fan installation question

I've done this 3 times in a 2 day span.
I have 1" 5/16" bolts with captive washers to use. They are OEM Chrysler/Mopar from one of the many cars that I have parted out over the years. No lock washers, no Locktite, just adequate torque to tighten and they stay that way. I use a long 1/2" combination box end wrench after fingering them to start the threads. There are a series of 1/4 turn efforts on each bolt so it takes awhile. This is with a 7 blade fan too. Those have a slightly irregular fan spacing where there are a few sections where the fan blades are slightly further apart. I took off a 6 blade fan that was evenly spaced. That made access to the fan clutch bolts difficult.

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It helps to thread one bolt in 2-3 turns, then slip the fan and clutch onto it, then thread the one across from it to hold it in place.
i was gonna crack wise about you not having a fan blade bolt tool, but seeing how short that clutch drive is, a wrench is the only viable option there!

same same on the fasteners. i've always found going back to the bolt bin yielded the best possible hardware for that application. and also the lesson of never throw anything out.