Posted by Geo-TH,In on May 06, 2016 at 17:01:17 from (172.77.180.204):
What sheared off the bolt holding the electric mower clutch off my old JD275 garden tractor? The direction of rotation is ccw, same direction you would turn the bolt to loosen it. The small part of the bolt looks like it has some blue lock tight on it. It backed out with of crank with ease, Thank God. Something caused the bolt to snap, what? I took the dust cover off the bearing, it looks and feels good. There is a pic looking down the clutch. Notice the broken part is level with the bottom of the key, So bolt had to snap before the clutch could fall off. Looks like the OEM bolt. It has JD 109 stamped on the head. Looks like a hardened bolt too. Never seen anything like it have you. Any theories how this happened?
Plan to go to town tomorrow and buy a case hardened bolt. Engine is a Kawasaki. So I'm guessing the bolt is metric.
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