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CC30 Small Bolt fell off...help identify?
I was cutting my grass this past week. I pulled into the garage and noticed this small bolt lying under the tractor. It’s a smooth shaft bolt with little slots on the end that appear to be where maybe a leaf spring would sit. I can’t for the life of me find out where it came from. Photo attached. If anyone knows, please let me know!! Thank you!!
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You want us to tell you where that bolt came from? We're good, but not that good. What is a Cub Cadet 30 anyway?
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Oh, yeah I've seen those.
Hard to say where that may have fell out of. You will know eventually. |
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Is there a hole through the smaller end of it? Looks like some kind of pin maybe off the deck or something.
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What diameter and length is the pin (a bolt has threads)?
Does the head have a slot, phillips, hex in it? If it was on the floor, maybe it came from something else and not the motor. Obviously it is not needed, lol. Yet |
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