My circular saw arbor bolt seized 2 cuts into a deck job in Tucson
Was ripping 2x6 cedar last Tuesday in Tucson when the blade started wobbling, and the arbor bolt was so seized I rounded it off trying to swap blades. Ended up cutting the bolt with a hacksaw, soaking the arbor overnight in PB Blaster, and the saw still runs fine after a $6 replacement bolt. Anyone got a trick to keep those bolts from seizing in the first place, or should I just be pulling the blade more often?