Posted by old on May 17, 2021 at 14:55:15 from (67.142.113.53):
Well I just did a bit more looking in the area where I lost the blades and low and behold I found the other blade. So I'll be able to put them back on. Odd thing is that the bolt holes are to small for 1/2 inch bolt and 7/16 are a tad bi sloppy. I have 7/16 grade 8 bolts I am planning to use but not sure since they are a bit sloppy so maybe I nee to find some metric bolts that fit tighter. The 7/16 bolts I have I also got lock nuts for.
So what do you think??Use the 7//16 and lock nuts or try to find bolts that fit tighter?? Or did they maybe use a special type/size bolt for mounting the blades. I did figure out they where missing a bolt in each blade since they could swing around like a brush hog blade does but has holes for 2 bolt each
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