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PostPosted: Sep 10th, '12, 15:14 
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I want to remove this bolt. Anyone know if i can buy this from bunnings?


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PostPosted: Sep 10th, '12, 15:21 
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Hello.

Sure can thats where I purchased mine.


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You need something with a torx head. I got some with a cheap drill bit set purchased from B.


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PostPosted: Sep 10th, '12, 15:31 
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You can also use a blade bit or flat blade screw driver as the star sections are oposite to each other. I did that after I broke my torx bit on a rusted out one.


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I think it might be a "T30" bit?


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PostPosted: Sep 10th, '12, 15:44 
A standard "allen key"... will do the job... you can get a cheap set at Bunnings for next to nothing...

Actually... I think I unscrewed mine with the "bit" that came with some decking screws...


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PostPosted: Sep 10th, '12, 19:44 
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Thanks guys, i will get down to bunnings tomorrow then :)


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PostPosted: Sep 10th, '12, 19:47 
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Yeah, I found a bit in a cheap set that came with a cheap drill.


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last few times i bought deck screws, they came with what looked like a proprietary bit/head.. sucked when i lost the bit


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If that is a post in the center of the star then it's a form of security bolt. The star's on the IBC totes are T-45 for the ones I have used.

search for Torx T-45 Security Bit. Though without seeing it I can't be sure of the size.

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