When I took possession of my 6 year old Deere 310L, a lot of the bolts holding cosmetic items onto the hoe were rusted to hell. So, I removed them, and replaced them with stainless. I coated the threads with heavy silicone grease before putting them in. The bolts that hold the floor boards, the battery box cover, the plastic trim around the steps.
I knew galvanic corrosion was an issue with boats in a salt water environment, but didn't know that stainless in normal steel was a problem.
Should I pull the stainless, and replace with normal steel? Or pull them every year to examine for corrosion and replace the never seize? Or am I OK with the silicone grease?
I knew galvanic corrosion was an issue with boats in a salt water environment, but didn't know that stainless in normal steel was a problem.
Should I pull the stainless, and replace with normal steel? Or pull them every year to examine for corrosion and replace the never seize? Or am I OK with the silicone grease?