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Just managed to break the bolt holding the wheel to the mower. Week off and cutting the grass is on my job list from Rach...hoping to avoid the dog house again...can you buy the bolts cant find them on tinternet |
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"Just managed to break the bolt holding the wheel to the mower. Week off and cutting the grass is on my job list from Rach...hoping to avoid the dog house again...can you buy the bolts cant find them on tinternet"
A bolt holding a wheel that you push it on? Or the pull cord assembly?
If it’s a wheel, they are usually a standard size. A pull cord assembly is easier to fit all in one of you are an amateur.  |
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Lol sorry to bore everyone just been to the diy store. Hate being a non diy guy in a place like that...its the most cuck a non cucky guy can feel. After must stroking of chins and generally being arses apparently you cant buy the bolt because you arent meant to break the wheel...no shit! Looks like i will be on massage duty later...oh well every cloud |
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"Just managed to break the bolt holding the wheel to the mower. Week off and cutting the grass is on my job list from Rach...hoping to avoid the dog house again...can you buy the bolts cant find them on tinternet"
Should be able to go into a diy shop with the broken bolt and find one the same thread size. It won’t be a special bolt. Just needs to have the same thread length and diameter. |
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"Just managed to break the bolt holding the wheel to the mower. Week off and cutting the grass is on my job list from Rach...hoping to avoid the dog house again...can you buy the bolts cant find them on tinternet
Should be able to go into a diy shop with the broken bolt and find one the same thread size. It won’t be a special bolt. Just needs to have the same thread length and diameter. "
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"Just managed to break the bolt holding the wheel to the mower. Week off and cutting the grass is on my job list from Rach...hoping to avoid the dog house again...can you buy the bolts cant find them on tinternet
Should be able to go into a diy shop with the broken bolt and find one the same thread size. It won’t be a special bolt. Just needs to have the same thread length and diameter.
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Worst case find an engineering shop and get it from there. I usually order nuts and bolts off eBay for any project I’m doing if I’m not in a rush. Usually a lot cheaper and I can get stainless steel nuts instead of mild steel |
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"Just managed to break the bolt holding the wheel to the mower. Week off and cutting the grass is on my job list from Rach...hoping to avoid the dog house again...can you buy the bolts cant find them on tinternet
Should be able to go into a diy shop with the broken bolt and find one the same thread size. It won’t be a special bolt. Just needs to have the same thread length and diameter.
This "
you may have a proper bolt shop localy, much more stock than a diy store, and they usually know what they are talking about, it will probably be a m8*1.25 or m10*1.5 should be readaly available, if its an old mower it may be imperial, most diy shops wont haave those so my first point stands as your best bet, imperial stuff is still around |
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