when turning over the cutting bar on the bucket. A do you usually have to cut off the nuts... or B do they turn off with heat and C do they spin around and so yuo have to cut them off anyway ......thanks.....the new guy with a new toy
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IMHO, cutting edge bolts are not worth the effort required to save them. Order new and torch em' Mel
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Try to remove them & see. Sometimes they will come & sometimes not - if they don't come out, chances are you will need a new bolt anyhow. There is a square recess in the edge to match the bolts, so they shouldn't spin. I always use air tools to do the job.
TIP - when you fit an edge try to choose a bolt that just pokes through the nut when tightened or cut the excess off when tightened - they will always undo when you want to turn an edge in the future.
Another tip osrf29 - when you start a thread, title it with your model & brief description of your problem - it will be a help when doing searches or for reference
TIP - when you fit an edge try to choose a bolt that just pokes through the nut when tightened or cut the excess off when tightened - they will always undo when you want to turn an edge in the future.
Another tip osrf29 - when you start a thread, title it with your model & brief description of your problem - it will be a help when doing searches or for reference
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