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Originally Posted by JM 35 Sedan
In other words......make damn sure your nuts are always torqued correctly, including your axel nuts!!
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And if you need too . . . go BUY a bigger torque wrench - or borrow one. I have about a 36" Mac Tools torque wrench - bought it specifically so I could handle torque loads like this.
My old trusty Craftsman 1/2 inch "torque needle" wrench is nowhere big enough for this type of work . . . and I know better than guessing what the torque value MIGHT be.