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Tony

05-29-2003 09:17:51




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I need a little bit of info. I loaned my MF 135 gas tractor to my brother inlaw to do a little landscaping, ( it has a loader and rake). Some how he managed to snap one of the rear wheels off,
all studs broken. I did make him aware that I noticed two studs that were loose, and we double checked the rest to make sure they were tight, and I made it clear to him to go real easy with it until the weekend, when we could fix it. Well, it didn't last. I wasn't aware the tractor had wheel spaces on the rear, so it has the studs on the hub axle, the extended studs on that with a steel spacer ring over it, and then the wheel attaches to the extended studs. My question is what torque should the extended studs be on the hub axle studs, and what torque should the wheel be on the extended studs.

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TOny

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