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Whew.....
The fastener in the pix is a stripper or shoulder bolt
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Indeed it is!

Fits like a glove and I don't need to hammer on it when the right parts come in too.
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Indeed it is!

Fits like a glove and I don't need to hammer on it when the right parts come in too.
Now when the coiled or spiral pin arrives be sure you back up the coupling/shaft with a hydraulic jack or similar, so while driving the pin in, you don't damage the bearing/shaft.
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No offense taken at all. I made sure to do that and will again when I need to put the correct pin in.
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I'm impressed Ace actually had shoulder bolts on the shelf. Outside of a machine shop, the rest of the world never really uses those. Then again, I think the rear external brakes on Cadets have them, just a tad larger. Anyway, glad you got it patched up until the correct stuff comes in.
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Im lucky to have a really good ACE (at least I think it's an ACE, it used to be for many years, I'll have to check the signs when I'm next there). I have driven it so many times chasing parts that I think my Sierra knows how to drive itself there.

Id be out of luck if I had to depend on the fastener hell that exists at Lowes, etc.
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I have a "True Value" hardware store about two blocks away. It's a little bit "pricey" on some items, but they have darn near everything. (Stainless, bolts and nuts, chrome, metric, it's like a walk-in McMaster-Carr)
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