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Old 12-27-2013, 01:53 PM
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Default Throwing H42 blower shear pin??
I have thrown the shear pin out of my H42 blower twice now, it has the "key ring" type retainer. doesn't shear just comes out? will try to wire it in this time, I always find the pin just not the ring and the ring was about 50 cents more than the pins? Am I doing something wrong?
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Could you be more specific on which pin? The one on the driveshaft just off the gearbox? Pic, part number, anything would help.
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Old 12-28-2013, 10:29 AM
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Sorry, you guys are so good sometimes I forget you can't read minds (or maybe you just choose not to, probably a good idea).
It would be on the first u-joint collar out of the gear box.
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Sounds like the hole is sloppy. Wireing it in might work and you could try some loctite too.
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The hole is sloppy, so much so that I don't think the loctite would work.
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Could you drill it and get a bigger pin?
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