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    More solution a than homemade or tool.

    Friend Mr. C is a seriously talented mechanic. His favorite projects are garden/ farm machinery.. Nuts for Walkers, Gravely, David Bradley, such as mowers and tillers or all the various garden patch tractors. His latest, a completely home finished mower, restored with virtually no samples extant, and very few photos.
    Photo is the 1977 Scooter brand Mower.
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    This post focus is on a related solution, that mowers starting battery. Not even a year old, got sideways in it's mount and arced off (burned) the post completely. Common old style, not a side mount, was a puzzle to not toss $80+ worth otherwise fine product.
    His first question was if he should drill and tap, which I agreed as perfectly logical.
    Once breakfast started to take effect, revamped that, to instead drill and use self-tapping machine screw.. "Get one a little bit long and double nut into hole, then remove one and affix cable".
    Was confident a single pass and not withdrawn fitting to be tighter; compared with tapping lead, certain to enlarge the hole coming back out.
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    Last edited by Toolmaker51; Apr 16, 2023 at 05:00 PM.
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