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12-27-2013, 01:53 PM
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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?
Thanks, Vic 
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12-29-2013, 10:40 AM
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Near as I can figure the little key chain style ring on the end that goes through a hole must come off somehow?? then it falls out, so far it has happened twice and each time I find the pin right where it stopped of course but never find the ring. For some reason I kept thinking "hitch" type pin, but I like the idea of a cotter pin, should have thought of that, that won't fall out!
Thanks guys! Vic
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12-29-2013, 12:03 PM
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In your first post you said the pin was a shearpin. I'm not familiar with that model blower but, if it is in fact a shearpin you should be careful about what you use as a pin. Shearpins are soft so they break before something else does.
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12-29-2013, 12:27 PM
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I have not researched it but I would guess that a cotter pin is softer than either a shearpin or bolt.
Therefore I would try the cotter pin, knowing it might get sheared sooner rather than later. But that is okay.
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