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williamf

06-24-2006 10:09:49

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Just came in for lunch, thought I'd get y'all to check my arithmetic while I wait for the tylenol to work on my back.
Forty pounds of diesel plus twelve pounds of chain on the end of a four and a half foot wrench would be just over 230 foot pounds, right?
Wm

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buickanddeere

06-25-2006 07:01:34

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Re: torque in reply to williamf, 06-24-2006 10:09:49

The arm has to be at 90 degrees or you will loose thrust. On that angl eyou will have to subtract about 6" or bar length in your calculation.

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Loren

06-24-2006 22:20:36

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Re: torque in reply to williamf, 06-24-2006 10:09:49

Measure your length horizontal from the center, to the chain.

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williamf

06-25-2006 04:57:08

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Re: torque in reply to Loren, 06-24-2006 22:20:36

I see what you mean now.
I'd still be a little light like this.
Thanks, Wm

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37 chief

06-24-2006 21:56:50

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Re: torque in reply to williamf, 06-24-2006 10:09:49

I think the bar should be straight and level to get a exact measurement. Like the other person said a couple good gurnts should be good and a extra for good measure. Stan

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NC Wayne

06-24-2006 19:29:51

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Re: torque in reply to williamf, 06-24-2006 10:09:49

It's tough but you can pull 230 ftlb with a regular 1/2 drive torque wrench. That said I didn't do any calculations but I'm sure with the length of your 'wrench' you got at least 230 plus..... Around here something like that would probably get tightened to about two and a half to three good grunts....

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xragman

06-24-2006 14:48:25

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Re: torque in reply to williamf, 06-24-2006 10:09:49

Close enough

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