Posted by DiyDave on November 21, 2010 at 16:09:43 from (71.248.6.219):
In Reply to: BoB Cat Bolt/W pix. posted by LOU from WI on November 21, 2010 at 00:53:47:
Lou, assuming you replaced the bearings that went bad, I would look through what McMaster-Carr has, and If you can't find it, then take it to a good machinist, have him fill the worn area with weld, re-machine, and re-thread the bolt. It's not likely to wear, unless the same bearings go bad. If they do, it will likely occur in the same number of hours, as the machine now has. With that in mind, keep a check on the repaired bolt, as that hour number approaches.
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