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andrewkirby88

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Hello new to the forum and to older tractors picked a Ferguson To20 a while back and recently picked up a 6ft ARPS rear blade. Its a older blade but in decent shape the bolts that hold the cutting blade are different then anything I have seen they fit flush to the blade and are round and dont look like carriage bolts does anyone know where to find them. The center bolts have broken and that has allowed the center of the cutting blade to pull away from the body of the rear blade. Looking for options. Ive got less than 150 in it just trying to make it a usable blade for dragging the driveway.
 
Those bolts are commonly called plow bolts. There a lot like a carriage bolt but the heads are flat so on things like a plow they do not catch the dirt and cause problems. There also used on sickle bar mower to mount the guards on. Most any farm and home should have them as will a tractor dealer
 

Thank you for the reply. I went out to the shop after posting and after heating and using the breaker bar to get the rest off and I got to see what they were suppose to look like. O well might as well clean it up while I have it broke down I suppose. As if I needed any more projects in the shop right now but this should be a quick clean and fix I hope.
 
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