Will this work on a Yamaha Rhino, all bolts are Metric, so I am assuming the safety torx is metric or will SAE work ?
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TORX is neither Metric or Sae in that each bit designation starts with a T followed by the size. Examples include T30, T27, T25, etc. They come in standard TORX sizes without the center hole or security TORX with the center hole. If you don't need these elongated versions, Craftsman makes just the short bit set that also includes a bunch of other security bit types. I bought my set years ago. It includes 32 different type bits pushed into a red rubber holder. The size is 2 1/2" x 1 3/8" x 1 7/8" tall with the bits installed in the rubber holder. I highly recommend it for keeping them all together in a small space. Unless you need the long ones, stick with my suggestion or find something other than the one brand that I evaluated as totally defective. From here your on your own in that I have not had time to order from any other supplier. Just too many projects going on at once lately. Good Luck and Happy Hunting.
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I put this front mount on my dad's Yamaha rhino , he has a 60 plow He kept breaking winch cable so I spooled a 5000 lb strap on his winch
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Hi,I'd go to Blackburn's website to get the most accurate information. Also, I had to convert to a quick release on my rear wheel (for me it was easier than I thought).
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I know for sure they ARE NOT Torx. However, I don't know about the name triple square. VW used hardware to secure the head to the block. They looked like internal star 12 point bolts.They worked for me.
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Didn't work on my bike, kinda bummed when it said universal. But I think I'll be able to rig it with longer bolts. Just haven't tried it yet.
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I bought this to work on my VW's suspension...not sure about the head bolts. It seems everything on these cars is either a Torx bolt or a triple-square.
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If your documentation says to use Shimano tool TL-LR15, this should work fine. Note that there's some indication on the forums of quality issues some time ago (3 years I think) where the tolerances weren't very good. No guarantee that there isn't bad stock floating out there -- don't be shy about returning it if you get a bad one.
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Hi Jonathan, I used the this on the stock bumper, however, it does line up with, and is secured with the top bumper torx bolts, so I would imagine, if your Warn bumper doesn't have anything in the way (on top) this should work for you.
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My bar had 1 screw/bolt under the middle bar, right in the center. I did this a while ago but I seem to remember it being Torx. The bracket kind of wraps the back of the bar with the bottom hole on the bracket lining up with the screw/bolt. Since gravity works against this I used a dab of loctite on the threads. It has all worked great for me.
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I havent reversed it but i did have a problem with it coming loose and I also bent it on accident. I am not positive on the torx size, I was lucky enough to have the right size from a phone repair kit i had awhile back. The bit you need is probably available at an auto parts store or hardware store in a precision set. I would also throw some loctite on those threads before i put it back together.
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Not sure about the Rhino. Bracket is 15"4". Mounting slots adjust from 4" between them up to 11.5" between ( for mounting to frame). comes with hardware to mount to round tube frame or square tube. Hope that helps. Does not list the Rhino as being compatible but says fits 90% of machines.
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I really don't know if it will, but my kit came with 3 or 4 different Metric bolts to fit my handler bar mount, I do not know what the Yamaha uses to bolt that down. But I can say if it is a standard Metric Style mount, the bolts should be there, also, even if it doesn't work. There is a company called RAM Mounts, (You will have to Google it) that makes all types of "Ball Mounts" for it. This item fit my 2008 Triumph Tiger 1050 as promised. I also use the same type of mounting system, (Ram Mount) for my Go Pro II, my TomTom. I love the case for my iPhone. It makes my iPhone available to use as a mounted camera also. I really don't know if it will, but my kit came with 3 or 4 different Metric bolts to fit my handler bar mount, I do not know what the Yamaha uses to bolt that down. But I can say if it is a standard Metric Style mount, the bolts should be there, also, even if it doesn't work. There is a company called RAM Mounts, (You will have to Google it) that makes all types of "Ball Mounts" for it. This item fit my 2008 Triumph Tiger 1050 as promised. I also use the same type of mounting system, (Ram Mount) for my Go Pro II, my TomTom. I love the case for my iPhone. It makes my iPhone... » Read More I really don't know if it will, but my kit came with 3 or 4 different Metric bolts to fit my handler bar mount, I do not know what the Yamaha uses to bolt that down. But I can say if it is a standard Metric Style mount, the bolts should be there, also, even if it doesn't work. There is a company called RAM Mounts, (You will have to Google it) that makes all types of "Ball Mounts" for it. This item fit my 2008 Triumph Tiger 1050 as promised. I also use the same type of mounting system, (Ram Mount) for my Go Pro II, my TomTom. I love the case for my iPhone. It makes my iPhone available to use as a mounted camera also. « Show Less
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yes but top bolts where short factory bolts will work they take a t-45 torx bit
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Yes it is SAE and Metric. It's a very good set also/ Have used Stanley tools for years and can't go wrong buying them. For a good 3/8 drive set, SAE and Metric look at the Crescent set. It's another good set. Hope this helps.
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Allen heads tend to be harder than 6 or twelve point head bolts but yes they will work on Metric or standard.
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I thought you were dead Mr Soprano. Yes the wrench works well for oil pan bolts. I used to tighten trans bolts, pretty accurate and easy to use. trans bolts are 10 foot pounds it can be done with full size torque wrench but risk going over 10 foot pounds with large wrench. 1/4 drive easy to operate and 120 inch pounds ie 10 foot pounds gets you on the money with 1/4 drive wrench. Good tool with case for money.
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If the part numbers are the same you will be OK except the O-ring will not fit. I had to purchase an O-ring from Yamaha at some expense. The motor works fine on my old 75 horse outboard and it is still doing its thing.It is VERY difficult to get the bolts on and off but I managed to remove and replace the tilt motor twice because of the incorrect O-ring. I recommend using a 1/4 in. flexible socket extension. A magnetic pickup will also be very helpful when you drop the little bolt.