You’ll have to really be aware of galling with stainless drop in anchors and bolts. Make sure to use a healthy amount of an antisieze and don’t torque very hard.
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Good question. It was measured a LONG time ago and so much has changed since then that I’m not sure
Hi guys. New to the Maslow and still trying to figure everything out. But I had these bolts laying around and they are super handy to quickly set up and remove.
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Update: I was struggling with calibration until I put a plain washer between the concrete and the belt ends on the bolts. I have a rough concrete floor, and after a while I was noticing that during calibration movement the belt ends were having a jittery rotation because it catched the concrete.
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Apparently these are called T-handle or Tee bolts.
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I used brass set screws in my anchors. I figured the brass would be softer than the steel, so they take any damage as they are easier to replace. I really didn’t want any protrusions as I run my snowblower over it in the winter.
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