Hi,

Have a several year old Ariens Snowblower.

Can't seem to find a parts list for it.

Question: The bearing blocks on the side plates that hold the Auger shaft

Are the screws most likely Metric or English ?

Thanks,
Bob

On Sunday, February 7, 2016 at 7:50:18 AM UTC-5, Bob wrote:
Hi,

Have a several year old Ariens Snowblower.

Can't seem to find a parts list for it.

Question: The bearing blocks on the side plates that hold the Auger shaft

Are the screws most likely Metric or English ?

Thanks,
Bob

How about a model number?

Any bolt I've dealt with on my SnoTek (Ariens) have been metric, but it's only about 5 years old.

Why do you ask? Why don't you take one out and check it?

I know you called it a screw, but is a bolt or a screw? If it's a bolt, only the proper socket will fit
properly, so you'll know right away. If it's a screw, take it out and go to a home center that has
a thread gauge.

Good luck!

On Sunday, February 7, 2016 at 8:41:32 AM UTC-5, DerbyDad03 wrote:
On Sunday, February 7, 2016 at 7:50:18 AM UTC-5, Bob wrote:
Hi,

Have a several year old Ariens Snowblower.

Can't seem to find a parts list for it.

Question: The bearing blocks on the side plates that hold the Auger shaft

Are the screws most likely Metric or English ?

Thanks,
Bob

How about a model number?

Any bolt I've dealt with on my SnoTek (Ariens) have been metric, but it's only about 5 years old.

Why do you ask? Why don't you take one out and check it?

I know you called it a screw, but is a bolt or a screw? If it's a bolt, only the proper socket will fit
properly, so you'll know right away. If it's a screw, take it out and go to a home center that has
a thread gauge.


I know either Lowes or HD, probably both, have threads mounted on a
display by the slide out specialty bolt bins, that you can use to
check and match. Like you said, take one out and match it.

On Sun, 7 Feb 2016 07:50:13 -0500, Bob wrote:

Hi,

Have a several year old Ariens Snowblower.

Can't seem to find a parts list for it.

Question: The bearing blocks on the side plates that hold the Auger shaft

Are the screws most likely Metric or English ?

Thanks,
Bob
If it is a REAL Ariens unit built in the USA most likely SAE threads.
If it is the low priced big-box store Ariens built in China, most
likely metric.
Of course, it could be American and metric - not likely Chinese and
SAE