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Old 11-24-2012, 08:50 PM
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So grade 8 bolts have the same shear strength as spirol pins?
They are likely stronger but will wear the hole in the coupler and driveshaft because they are not a tight fit in the hole. They used spirol pins for a reason...
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If I didn't have to be able to remove it I'd use the spirol pins, they fit the bore a bit tighter and my 71 will never see much hard work. It's just a play toy. It may pull a lawn seeder.
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Old 11-24-2012, 08:55 PM
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Looks like Matt and I posted about the same time with about the same answer.
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Spirol pins it is! Lol, do either of you know if you can use the pins that are just 1 round of steel instead of the spirol looking ones? I can't seem to find spirol ones any place other than CC.
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Old 11-24-2012, 09:12 PM
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Mid West has them

Spiral Driveshaft Pin 1/4” X 1 1/2 “ Long
Priced Individually
Prt No. SP1 $1.85

I think I remember Matt had a place to get them even cheaper.
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Those are great, we use them in our pulling tractor. We also just use grade 5 bolts instead of 8's. They are a little softer which lets them give without snapping under great load. Also it does help to slide a 1/4 punch in to help line everything up first and then drive it out with the pin or bolt. They do make special punches for these, the have a small dimple on the end to help it stay centered on the pin. Midwest does have a lot of good stuff some is good for stock mowing the lawn stuff too. They have kevlar clutch disc replacements that are quite nice as well.
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Just curious, any idea why the creeper has the breather extension? The rebuilt one I bought has the stubby factory one.
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McMaster Carr is a good place to get the coiled spring pin.
I get them from there and buy them in a 25 piece bag.
I can't seem to find the part number right now though!
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Just curious, any idea why the creeper has the breather extension? The rebuilt one I bought has the stubby factory one.
Well I Looked online and since I am using it on a NF, I will need an extension on the handle and breather to get up and out of the frame... I was under the impression that I would need an extension... I figured if it wasnt suppose to stick up as high that there wouldnt be a hole in the frame for it, am I wrong?
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Well I Looked online and since I am using it on a NF, I will need an extension on the handle and breather to get up and out of the frame... I was under the impression that I would need an extension... I figured if it wasnt suppose to stick up as high that there wouldnt be a hole in the frame for it, am I wrong?
All of the 10 HP and above HP tractors have a high tunnel cover the only exception is the 100 it has the low tunnel cover.
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