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Topic: John deere 350c bolts
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| Donald C Morgan
11-02-2009 08:17:20
158.35.225.229
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Can anyone tell me what kind and size bolt that bolts up the flywheel housing to the engine block. The john deere website catalog says 1/2 x 1 1/8 in long and it does not work. I put a 3/8 in bolt and it works. I need the correct size and grade bolt.
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| shinnery
11-09-2009 18:28:09
216.189.193.79
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Re: John deere 350c bolts in reply to Donald C Morgan, 11-02-2009 08:17:20
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| Are they Grade 2, Grade 5, or Grade 8? The Grade 2 bolts will have no marks on the head; Grade 5, 3 marks; and Grade 8, 5 marks. The torque will depend upon what they can stand.
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| Donald Morgan
11-10-2009 04:52:15
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Re: John deere 350c bolts in reply to shinnery, 11-09-2009 18:28:09
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| They are grade 5 bolts. These 3/8 x 1 3/8 are used to bolt up the flywheel housing to the engine. Need to know the Torque valve.
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| Jonathan in MA
11-02-2009 10:51:44
207.190.232.205
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Re: John deere 350c bolts in reply to Donald C Morgan, 11-02-2009 08:17:20
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| I checked everything that uses that same flywheel housing and for some reason they all say 1/2 inch bolts. I checked a different style flywheel housing and 3/8 x 1 3/8" bolts are used... grade 5
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| Donald Morgan
11-09-2009 15:01:32
74.248.114.137
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Re: John deere 350c bolts in reply to Jonathan in MA, 11-02-2009 10:51:44
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| I need the torque value for the 3/8 x 1/8 bolts that are used to bolt up the flywheel housing to my john deere 350c engine.
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