Posted by BarryfromIA on February 01, 2013 at 20:38:15 from (67.55.176.78):
In Reply to: Head Bolt Tool? posted by dflippin08 on February 01, 2013 at 07:47:43:
I made some thing that works. Go to a pawn shop or harbor freight. You need an 11/16 socket and an 11/16 box end wrench. Cut the wrench off about 3 inches long save the box end. You can shorten up the socket and save the top with the square hole in it. Weld the two together so that the box end will go on the nut and turn it and you can use your torque wrench on the socket. the adapter has to stay 90 degrees to the handle to get the correct torque. It helps if you can get the parts tig welded together, less heat to weaken the wrench end of the device.
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