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m5 toruqe

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dennis w hogan

09-02-2005 22:14:54




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is there a way to adjust the toruqe on a m5 mm




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JK2

09-03-2005 08:02:28




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 Re: m5 toruqe in reply to dennis w hogan, 09-02-2005 22:14:54  
If it is slipping in high range you can adjust it through the hole below the torque handle entry. After removing the bolt and washer, turn it over until you see the spring loaded pin that holds the adjusting ring from turning, with a pry bar or large screwdriver press in the pin and turn the adjusting ring until it takes some effort to snap the handle over center when pushing it ahead.

IF it is slipping in low range, there is no adjustment. Likely the springs that push on the rollers are damaged. The rollers could have flat spots on them as well. The torque will need to be rebuilt.

John

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dennis hogan

09-04-2005 19:10:17




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 Re: m5 toruqe in reply to JK2, 09-03-2005 08:02:28  
it takes a little while to kick in low it almost come to a stop. and one time i pulled it down in low and it never cought. what would cause that???



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JK2

09-06-2005 12:19:58




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 Re: m5 torque in reply to dennis hogan, 09-04-2005 19:10:17  
Not engaging in low is caused by broken or collapsed springs. They are made of very thin metal & fatigue after a long period of use. The springs push the rollers up a ramp to grip the nose of the torque & make it stop so the power is transmitted through the gearset for low range. usually when the torque has slipped some, the rollers have flat spots on them so they don't roll very well anymore. If it has slipped too much, the nose of the torque may also be gaulded & need to be replaced.

John

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