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Snowblower Shear Pins

Snow Blower Shear Pins

Forum Rules. This website or its third-party tools process personal data e. To learn more, please refer to the cookie policy. In case of sale of your personal information, you may opt out by sending us an email via our Contact Us page. To find out more about the categories of personal information collected and the purposes for which such information will be used, please refer to our privacy policy. You accept the use of cookies or other identifiers by closing or dismissing this notice, by scrolling this page, by clicking a link or button or by continuing to browse otherwise. The latest industry news—straight to your inbox. Sign up for our eNewsletter now to stay in-the-know. Invalid email. This is required. Login to Your Account. Remember Me? Register Forgot password? Results 1 to 11 of Thread: OT -Snowblower shear pins. Thread Tools Show Printable Version. OT -Snowblower shear pins Old Bill finally bought a snowblower. It came with extra shear pins. I wanted to buy some more spares but they were out of stock. I could easily make some but I was concerned about using too strong of a material and NOT failing when they should. Hex head bolts or cap screws have marks on the head indicating their strength. I thought of using brass as it should fail before steel. My wife is worried that I do the right thing as I told her this is her Mothers Day gift. Old Bill. Originally Posted by Old Bill. Old Bill finally bought a snowblower. Cheap bolts Do yourself a favour, buy the cheapest hardware store bolts you can find. Ditto that, 1. Accidently put a grade 5 in before the first big snow this year, blew the auger gearbox apart. Mocked it up and spool gunned it back together. Still going I would not go with brass, you might not get too much done before they break. If you can identify what grade bolt it is, get the same. If you are concerned about it not breaking soon enough, when you turn the grooves in the shear bolt for a break location, turn them a little deeper than the factory one, say. Definitely do not go a grade above for reasons mentioned by Ranchero Make some more up than you need and carry them with you so when they break you can change right on the spot. I have had to change my fair share this year already. I made a temporary substitute from a plain head the cheap low grade kind bolt by turning grooves a bit deeper than the ones in the original bolt. Then I went to a local garden store to buy real ones. I called the local Sears store, but they were out also. Then I went to Sears. I ordered two sets and they came in two days, well before I needed to use the snowblower. I went through dozens of expensive commercial 'shear pins' on my Frontier blower for no good reason. My theory is that the dead-man safety system engages the auger very suddenly, causing what appear to be fully threaded 2 bolts to eventually fail. Usually sooner rather than later. This has worked fine, shearing when it sucks up a rock or piece of firewood, but not for no good reason. Best, Conrad. Just so you know, the local John Deere dealer does not sell sear bolts. They sell cheap grade 2 bolts labeled as shear bolts. My dad drives a roll back for them and has been told to stop and pick more up from the hardware store. The garden tractor is a bit powerful for this 42' single stage blower, and the thing shears bolts like crazy with this soggy snow we have had. After the sheared bolt is driven out, and a new one tapped in, I finger tighten a common nut and give the exposed threads a pop with the hammer to distort things. The bolts are held on with a Nylock nut. Works pretty well as the stupid design of my Troy-bilt snowthrower has six shear pins on six separate auger blades. PITA to replace. A single rock can knock out three shear pins at a time. One has to knock the remaining piece of shear pin out with a punch. I made a batch of 20 a few weeks ago and have already gone through 10 of them. Yeah it does snow in Southern California at 6K ft. The heated hand grips sure help after getting your hands cold replacing shear pins. Thankd to all of you. Bookmarks Bookmarks Digg del. I agree to receive emails from Practical Machinist containing industry news and updates from Practical Machinist and its sponsors. You may unsubscribe at any time.

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Snowblower Shear Pins

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