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03-26-2015, 06:39 AM
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The Zerk fitting on this shoulder bolt doesn't unscrew. I can turn it easy enough.
The diagram (and photo) I looked at, Zerk appears to press fit in other than threaded. Is this possible? Never saw a press in grease fitting. The 48" deck I'm restoring was left outdoors for about a year. Water really ate the carriage bolts to bits, replacing all with new and of course usin' Never-Seez on all threads. Sure enough, press in. Anyone know the size? Drive Grease Fittings Used to avoid tapping costs for a wide variety of applications.The hole size and shank dimensions are for reference only.The correct hole size depends on the type and hardness of the metal. Fittings usually have a serrated shank.
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03-26-2015, 08:18 AM
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Thankfully the deck isn't rusted through. Most of the hardware we're cutting off and the grandsons wear goggles while I use the small cut off wheel. Even though I have a very low opinion of MTD, this Cub is built rather sturdy. Plowing snow, once adjusted, was a breeze. Our only complaint was the inability to angle the blade from the sit down position. The Cub now lives indoors for the remainder of its' days. 
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