What you need
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The new shear bolt is stored on the top of the auger discharge
Ask FixBot
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The shear bolt attaches the auger to the shaft
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Locate the side with the missing shear bolt
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Rotate the auger to find where the bolt is on the shaft
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Use the new shear bolt to push the old broken bolt out of the shaft
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It should fall out and look like this
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Using two 7/16" wrenches tighten the nut on the bolt
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Congratulations, both shear bolts have been replaced
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Conclusion
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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