torque in ft. lbs

butchjag · Dec 29, 2015

what is the torque in ft.lbs where brake shoe flange is bolted onto rear axle on TO20 Ferguson

Steve@Advance · Dec 29, 2015

I doubt there is a torque specified for that, just tighten them using judgment.

But if you want to look it up, be sure to use the bolt size, not the head, and go to the correct grade as indicated by the head markings.

http://www.repairengineering.com/bolt-torque-chart.html

Boss Hog · Dec 30, 2015

Hot link:

http://www.repairengineering.com/bolt-torque-chart.html

butchjag · Dec 30, 2015

Thanks to Boss Hog & Steve@aAdvance for info

Jason S. · Dec 30, 2015

(quoted from post at 06:46:06 12/30/15) I doubt there is a torque specified for that, just tighten them using judgment.

But if you want to look it up, be sure to use the bolt size, not the head, and go to the correct grade as indicated by the head markings.

http://www.repairengineering.com/bolt-torque-chart.html

Wrong!!! It's in the manual..35lb ft. It should be torqued because that is what tightens the the bearing retainer and shims up and sets your preload on the axle. Don't guess at it. Torque it and don't use silicone on the shims. John(uk) had said that many times. You can't torque anything that has silicone in between them. The silicone gives and you end up with a loose axle.

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