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On Mon, 04 Feb 2008 14:49:20 -0500, Wes wrote:

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whats better for strength? i have four fasteners to choose from:


The shear plane should have a non threaded diameter. Quite often shear
bolts have under cuts at shear plane to tailor fastener to application.

Most common application is bolts for your snowblower auger. (at least in my
part of the USA)

Wes

Id stick in a few dowell pins for safetys sake. Let them take the
shear load along with the bolts

Gunner



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whats better for strength? i have four fasteners to choose from:


The shear plane should have a non threaded diameter. Quite often shear
bolts have under cuts at shear plane to tailor fastener to application.

Most common application is bolts for your snowblower auger. (at least in my
part of the USA)

Wes
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