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09-01-2008, 10:09 AM #1Silver Member
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Removing blades on BH RDTH 60
It's been about 5 years since I have removed blades for sharpening.
Should the bolts be turned counterclockwise to remove. I'm getting a lot of resistance and don't want to break a bolt. I don't have a grinder to do it w/o taking them off.Tom
JD 4110 4WD HST
410 Loader
Bush Hog RDTH 60
5' Box Blade
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09-01-2008, 01:05 PM #2
Re: Removing blades on BH RDTH 60
I didn't look to see what the recommended torque spec's are, but I'm guessing it's over 450ft-lbs. So they wont just loosen up, but they'll break loose with a snap. I did my blades this spring and I needed a friend and a 5 ft breaker bar to get the nuts off. I moved the BH to the middle of the yard and it was a good thing too. Because each time the nut's broke loose my friend ended up sitting on the ground. I now have 3/4" air ratchet to make this a bit easier.
I'd recommend if you can get an air ratchet with enough torque that would be better.
Oh ya, they should be Counter clock wise to loosen, just like any other nut/bolt.
Wedge1967 Ford 4000, Box blade, straight blade, FEL, Rake, Bushhog, Backhoe, Jinma chipper, KKII tiller, Grapple.
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09-10-2008, 03:15 PM #3Bronze Member
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Re: Removing blades on BH RDTH 60
I looked it up at Bush Hog online, and it says 76ft-lbs.
They come right off with an impact gun.
Here is a link to the owners manual online. http://www.bushhog.com/ContentFiles/...nuals/RDTH.pdfNew Holland TZ18DA
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