do they have multiple holes when connecting togeather to change the angle of the paddle ?
560909
No there's no holes to adjust the angle of the paddle. Paddle was good quality. Felt a lot sturdier than many others in stores.
2081977
yes there are adjustment holes to move up and down ...but you must know needed ball height as the stock unit is minimal adjustment but longer shanks can be bought for more adjustment
865871
I had a similar problem. The pegs fit some of the holes but not all. So I have a hole problem. I plan to use a sanding drum slightly smaller than the hole to enlarge the small holes. This shows poor quality control on Black and Decker's part.
1708915
Yes, and as stated by the other answers "worked out great". I had actually ordered only replacement paddles for the existing auger but when I was installing I noticed than I should replace auger. The auger arrived complete and I have the previous paddles as replacements if needed.
2172697
Yes the holes are there to switch the hinge over to the other side. Its a good unit standing up outside to the weather, being hosed down accidentally and rocking around on the back of a boat. And it can get beer really cold. Excellent unit.
643112
Yes. One pivot point is clamped with bolts to steering arm of my large outboard and the other pivot point is bolted to the front of my small outboard. The linkage between the two pivots can easily be put in place or removed.
1949288
Don't believe that will be necessary. When you replace the paddles it restores the ground clearance so the housing won't contact the ground any more.
1385672
They screw in from both sides but making the change from one to two holes with this kind of pull should pose no problem. You can purchase a template from any home improvement store to assist you with getting the new holes lined up correctly. The single hole should be hidden under the handle.
632127
Funny...The answer is yes it has the holes, but they Do Not align with the adjustment key hole...my work around was to use pilot hole and then a step drill 2 make the hole the correct size..
1153920
There are duct pipe connectors that can adjust through various angles. I suggest looking for one of those and connecting it between the two. Sorry I don't know what they are called but you can find them at Home Depot.
1371668
There are two screws on each side to adjust the angle, but if it was mounted crooked, vertically, then no.
1133560
The paddles are the same on MTD Single Stage Snow Throwers built from 2003 forward, according to the instruction sheet. MTD builds for its self and many other companies like Craftsman. Mine is a model 536885214. I had to drill out the rivets. The paddles did not come with rivets or bolts, so I bought 30 each of 1/4-20 X 3/4 bolts, 1/4 inch flat washers and lock nuts to install the paddles. The holes are perfect after the rivets are removed. I could have used 1/4 inch diameter pop rivets, but that takes a special tool due to the diameter of the pop rivet shank. The instructions say to use screws:AB:1/4-14x.625: HXINDWSH. That works only if yours came with screws instead of rivets because the holes are too big if they had rivets. Each rubber spiral has 6 holes X 4 spirals plus 3 holes in each of the 2 rubber pads. Good luck! My only problem was getting the right bolts, because the instructions call for screws which did not work because the hole is too big for that screw size, again because this model originally came with 1/4 inch diameter rivets.
480118
No. The screws that are used on the paddles are torx with a big head 1/4 20 thread. I drilled the center of mine out and then used a new 1/4 20 bolt through the drilled out old screw. That way I still had the washer surface and the bushing to support the paddle. It will make more sense when you look at it.
2188040
This paddle is designed to fit Sunbeam or Oster bread makers. It is not compatible with any other brands.
373855
Yes the threaded holes are on the underside and match to the angle iron piece.Russ
2117993
Absolutely, Geraldine. The holes are slotted, and are angled to make fitment easier.Happy Holidays, Paul
1496253
My best guess is that it will. Assume pan size and shape are the same, it would be illogical to change paddle design when it has worked so well for so many years. Try them for fit. Send them back if they do not. I have two models with the same size pan, the paddles are interchangeable.