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Posted by Allan in NE on July 10, 2005 at 04:46:45 from (148.78.243.26):
Mornin' All, Oh, oh. I was trying to be clever and took a very wrong turn, me thinks. :>) What is the metric size bolt that is 'just smaller than' a 1/4" inch? Is it 8 mm? Anyway, while I'm waiting on the hay to dry, I decide to R&R the sheer bolt assy from my baler and drill 'er out so that I can just use plain old 1/4" bolts instead of the New Holland packaged sheer bolts. Wrong. Ya don't drill this stuff; it must be case hardened, 'cause even on the drill press, I can't touch it and have been thru 5 drill bits. Dumb me. Gotta go buy a bunch of bolts from the local tractor outlet before I can get to the field this morning. New Holland dealer is toooo far away. :>( Allan 
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