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jgreen


Joined: Sep 9, 2003
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installing Shear pins
Original Message   Jan 1, 2005 8:00 pm
I need to replace the shear pins on my snowblower. The previous owner used hardened bolts. I ordered a few replacements when I placed an order with Jacks Small Engine.

My question is this... The shear pin consisits of a bolt ,nut and a little coller. how do you correctly install this type of pin?

John
Scotts 21" self propelled  mower
MTD  4.5 HP single stage snow thrower
Snapper 3 HP single stage snow thrower
Yardman 5HP two stage snowblower
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jogo


Location: Westchester N.Y.
Joined: Sep 8, 2003
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Re: installing Shear pins
Reply #8   Jan 4, 2005 7:06 pm
Yep.... I am OGO. Chris helped me out to got me signed up. Ya see, ya can all RUN but ya can't hide from me!!!

Thanks for the welcome!!!!!!

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navihawk


Joined: Jan 17, 2003
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Re: installing Shear pins
Reply #9   Jan 4, 2005 7:27 pm
The collar goes on the bolt first,then the bolt goes thru the shaft,then the nut.
SnowPro


Location: Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada
Joined: Mar 16, 2003
Points: 395

Re: installing Shear pins
Reply #10   Jan 5, 2005 11:03 am
The collar goes on the bolt first,then the bolt goes thru the shaft,then the nut.



Yup!

Mainly, it's a spacer to cover different sizes of shafts. The shear bolts are not always threaded completely.

Ken

jgreen


Joined: Sep 9, 2003
Points: 149

Re: installing Shear pins
Reply #11   Jan 5, 2005 1:05 pm
that makes sense. With out the spacer you wouldnt be able to tighten down the nut on a very narrow shaft.

thanks for the help

John
Scotts 21" self propelled  mower
MTD  4.5 HP single stage snow thrower
Snapper 3 HP single stage snow thrower
Yardman 5HP two stage snowblower
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