Posted by JDB on April 22, 2012 at 13:41:52 from (50.96.219.85):
Went out to bush hog for the first time this year and as usual, the shear bolt broke right away. For some reason, I have to put in a new bolt at the stat of every year but it usually last all year. Anyway, did not have a bolt on hand so after a trip to the hardware store, thought iwas good to go for the day. Ran about 10 feet and boke the shear bolt when it dawned on me that I bought grade 2 bolts no grade 5. Back to town for the right bolts then ran all afternoon. Could have saved time and a trip by getting the right ones to begin with.....oh well, that was the worst thing that happened yesterday so all was well.
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