Re: [DML] Re: angle drive replacement question

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I'd guess the high torque figure was prescribed because that's what it took 
to pull the taper fit axle into the spindle. Once the axle is pulled tightly 
into the spindle the high torque probably isn't as important and 
tightening the nut as tight as possible is sufficient.

Bruce Benson


> dmc_5180 wrote:
>> Owen ,
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>> I think it's about 200 ft pounds. Either way, if you don't have a torque 
>> wrench to measure
>> it. Just tighten it as tight as you can without a cheater bar. It will be 
>> plenty tight for all
>> practical purposes.
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> Thanks for the info.  Since that nut appears to attach the axle to the 
> suspension, I don't want it coming loose!
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> Regards,
> Owen
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