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Stripping zetor mower

irishguy19772 · 2023-04-25 16:47:42

2 questions. Trying to replace drums on my own zetor 165 mower with a secondhand one I got What is best way of removing the bolt in pic attached. Only one I couldn't get out. All worn and can't catch with Allan key. Second question is how to get the drum out? Not sure what is holding it

25-04-2023 4:47pm

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irishguy19772

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2 questions. Trying to replace drums on my own zetor 165 mower with a secondhand one I got

What is best way of removing the bolt in pic attached. Only one I couldn't get out. All worn and can't catch with Allan key.

Second question is how to get the drum out? Not sure what is holding it

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#2 25-04-2023 4:54pm

893bet

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I would hammer and chisel. Get a new nut and don’t be lazy putting back on old one.

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#3 25-04-2023 5:09pm

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For the first one - try these - although the hole looks like it might be too big. Otherwise tack on a nut.
https://www.toolfix.ie/p/toptul-5pcs-screw-extractor-set/qjgaw0501

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#4 25-04-2023 5:48pm

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Left-hand drill bit(s) might also be handy for the first.

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#5 26-04-2023 3:46pm

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Clean it up and weld a nut to the top of it, added benefit of the heat from welding to loosen things up.

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#6 26-04-2023 10:14pm

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Put a good washer on top of it and fill the hole with weld to stick it to just the bolt, Then weld a nut to the washer.

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