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Studs only way to go on a shovel, I use jet nuts, called aircraft nuts sometimes, 3/8" head 6 or 12 point super easy to get a wrench or 1/4" dr socket on and flanged, AN washers and pipes are solid, don't rattle out. The nuts can be had regular or the more common locking. The lock type I clamp a bolt in th vise oil the thread and run the nuts on & off, the still hold well , don't and they can take out.
I have a sizable bag those 6 point nuts, surplus buy before ebay got stupid years ago, interested pm me an address, cost you postage and padded bag for some.
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