Posted by perryjosh64 on June 16, 2022 at 10:55:38 from (64.39.137.105):
Question might be better suited for tool talk category but was not sure as it applies to both general mechanical maintenance and specific tractor repair. If you torque bolts to manufacturer specs do you normally use lock washers as well? Should you or are you just wasting money or potentially problems doing both torque/lock washer? Reason for questions is in process of doing repair work on clutch and transmission on 1964 Ford 2000 tractor with 134 ci engine and 4 spd trans (same tractor as 601). However between I&T FO-20 manual, 1955-1960 Ford Tractor shop manual and CNHistore.com website showing parts diagram some show "picture" of washer but not listing it in parts list or as Im taking bolts off find tractor find lock washer not listed in manual? SO, question is so I dont waste money or follow mistake someone else might have done, if lock was is not specifically listed in manual should you use one?
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